South Carolina bills · 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina H 4415
United States Army Day
- Introduced
- In committee
- Adopted
Sponsors
- Gilliam (Republican)
- Alexander (Democratic)
- Anderson (Democratic)
- Atkinson (Republican)
- Bailey (Republican)
- Ballentine (Republican)
- Bamberg (Democratic)
- Bannister (Republican)
- Bauer (Democratic)
- Beach (Republican)
- Bernstein (Democratic)
- Bowers (Republican)
- Bradley (Republican)
- Brewer (Republican)
- Brittain (Republican)
- Burns (Republican)
- Bustos (Republican)
- Calhoon (Republican)
- Caskey (Republican)
- Chapman (Republican)
- Chumley (Republican)
- Clyburn (Democratic)
- Cobb-Hunter (Democratic)
- Collins (Republican)
- B.J. Cox
- B.L. Cox (Republican)
- Crawford (Republican)
- Cromer (Republican)
- Davis (Republican)
- Dillard (Democratic)
- Duncan (Republican)
- Edgerton (Republican)
- Erickson (Republican)
- Forrest (Republican)
- Frank (Republican)
- Gagnon (Republican)
- Garvin (Democratic)
- Gatch (Republican)
- Gibson (Republican)
- Gilliard (Democratic)
- Gilreath (Republican)
- Govan (Democratic)
- Grant (Democratic)
- Guest (Republican)
- Guffey (Republican)
- Haddon (Republican)
- Hager (Republican)
- Hardee (Republican)
- Harris (Republican)
- Hart (Democratic)
- Hartnett (Republican)
- Hartz (Republican)
- Hayes (Democratic)
- Henderson-Myers (Democratic)
- Herbkersman (Republican)
- Hewitt (Republican)
- Hiott (Republican)
- Hixon (Republican)
- Holman (Republican)
- Hosey (Democratic)
- Howard (Democratic)
- Huff (Republican)
- J.E. Johnson (Republican)
- J.L. Johnson (Democratic)
- Jones (Democratic)
- Jordan (Republican)
- Kilmartin (Republican)
- King (Democratic)
- Kirby (Democratic)
- Landing (Republican)
- Lawson (Republican)
- Ligon (Republican)
- Long (Republican)
- Lowe (Republican)
- Luck (Democratic)
- Magnuson (Republican)
- Martin (Republican)
- May
- McCabe (Republican)
- McCravy (Republican)
- McDaniel (Democratic)
- McGinnis (Republican)
- C. Mitchell (Republican)
- Montgomery (Republican)
- J. Moore (Democratic)
- T. Moore (Republican)
- Morgan (Republican)
- Moss (Republican)
- Murphy
- Neese (Republican)
- B. Newton (Republican)
- W. Newton (Republican)
- Oremus (Republican)
- Pace (Republican)
- Pedalino (Republican)
- Pope (Republican)
- Rankin (Republican)
- Reese (Democratic)
- Rivers (Democratic)
- Robbins (Republican)
- Rose (Democratic)
- Rutherford (Democratic)
- Sanders (Republican)
- Schuessler (Republican)
- Sessions (Republican)
- G.M. Smith (Republican)
- M.M. Smith (Republican)
- Spann-Wilder (Democratic)
- Stavrinakis (Democratic)
- Taylor (Republican)
- Teeple (Republican)
- Terribile (Republican)
- Vaughan (Republican)
- Waters (Democratic)
- Weeks (Democratic)
- Wetmore (Democratic)
- White (Republican)
- Whitmire (Republican)
- Wickensimer (Republican)
- Williams (Democratic)
- Willis (Republican)
- Wooten (Republican)
- Yow (Republican)
Summary
Official abstract published by the South Carolina legislature· description
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO DECLARE SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 2025, AS UNITED STATES ARMY DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO ENCOURAGE ALL CITIZENS OF THIS GREAT STATE TO REFLECT UPON THE PROFOUND SENSE OF DUTY AND PATRIOTISM EXHIBITED BY THE SOLDIERS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
Text versions
Roll-call votes
No recorded votes on this bill.
Actions
- May 7, 2025 · Senate
Adopted, returned to House with concurrence - May 6, 2025 · Senate
Recalled from Committee on Family and Veterans' Services - Apr 24, 2025 · Senate
Referred to Committee on Family and Veterans' Services - Apr 24, 2025 · Senate
Introduced - Apr 24, 2025 · House
Introduced, adopted, sent to Senate