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11.30.2022Legislative Updates, NC Legislative Updates

NC Legislative Update By Cady Thomas Activity Updates House Leadership Decided House Speaker – Tim Moore Speaker Pro Tempore – Sarah Stevens Majority Leader – John Bell Majority Whips – Brenden Jones and Jon Hardister Minority Leader – Robert Reives Senate Leadership Decided President Pro Tempore – Phil Berger Deputy President Pro Tempore –...

SC Legislative Update – 12.1.22

11.30.2022Legislative Updates, SC Legislative Updates

SC Legislative Update By Ben Homeyer The S.C. House Republican Caucus recently published its 2023-2024 legislative agenda. It is grouped under what they call “the five pillars of success.” They are: Improve statewide economic development to ensure prosperity for all South Carolinians Remove barriers to get to work: cut red tape in occupational licensure,...

NC Legislative Update – 11.15.22

11.15.2022Legislative Updates, NC Legislative Updates

NC Legislative Update By Cady Thomas Activity Updates Remaining 2022 Legislative Sessions The NCGA is in session today through the 18th but there will be no votes taken. Senator Phil Berger confirmed last week that he also does not want to have a voting session in December stating “I think I’m gonna go tell Santa...

SC Legislative Update – 11.15.22

11.15.2022Legislative Updates, SC Legislative Updates

SC Legislative Update By Ben Homeyer Election update: South Carolina held their elections on Tuesday November 8th. All Constitutional officers were on the ballot as well as all House Members. Henry McMaster defeated Joe Cunningham for Governor. McMaster received 58% of the vote. McMaster and Pam Evette will serve four more years. If McMaster...

NC Election Update – 11.9.22

11.10.2022Legislative Updates, NC Legislative Updates

NC Election Update By Wendy Kelley The entire NC General Assembly, one US Senate and 14 US Congress seats were on the ballot tonight in NC. The Council of State (including the governor) is not on the ballot again until 2024. Congressman Ted Budd (R) beat Cheri Beasely (D) for the US Senate seat vacated...

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