South Carolina bills · 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina H 4976
Bishop William Barber
- Introduced
- In committee
- Adopted
Sponsors
- Henderson-Myers (Democratic)
- McDaniel (Democratic)
- King (Democratic)
- Govan (Democratic)
- Howard (Democratic)
- Cobb-Hunter (Democratic)
- Bauer (Democratic)
- Jones (Democratic)
- J. Moore (Democratic)
- Atkinson (Republican)
- Clyburn (Democratic)
- Gilliard (Democratic)
- Grant (Democratic)
- Hosey (Democratic)
- J.L. Johnson (Democratic)
- Reese (Democratic)
- Scott
- Weeks (Democratic)
- Williams (Democratic)
- Alexander (Democratic)
- Anderson (Democratic)
- Bailey (Republican)
- Ballentine (Republican)
- Bamberg (Democratic)
- Bannister (Republican)
- Beach (Republican)
- Bernstein (Democratic)
- Bowers (Republican)
- Bradley (Republican)
- Brewer (Republican)
- Brittain (Republican)
- Burns (Republican)
- Bustos (Republican)
- Calhoon (Republican)
- Caskey (Republican)
- Chapman (Republican)
- Chumley (Republican)
- Collins (Republican)
- Cox (Republican)
- Crawford (Republican)
- Cromer (Republican)
- Davis (Republican)
- Dillard (Democratic)
- Duncan (Republican)
- Edgerton (Republican)
- Erickson (Republican)
- Ford
- Forrest (Republican)
- Frank (Republican)
- Gagnon (Republican)
- Garvin (Democratic)
- Gatch (Republican)
- Gibson (Republican)
- Gilliam (Republican)
- Gilreath (Republican)
- Guest (Republican)
- Guffey (Republican)
- Haddon (Republican)
- Hager (Republican)
- Hardee (Republican)
- Harris (Republican)
- Hart (Democratic)
- Hartnett (Republican)
- Hartz (Republican)
- Hayes (Democratic)
- Herbkersman (Republican)
- Hewitt (Republican)
- Hiott (Republican)
- Hixon (Republican)
- Holman (Republican)
- Huff (Republican)
- J.E. Johnson (Republican)
- Jordan (Republican)
- Kilmartin (Republican)
- Kirby (Democratic)
- Landing (Republican)
- Lastinger
- Lawson (Republican)
- Ligon (Republican)
- Long (Republican)
- Lowe (Republican)
- Luck (Democratic)
- Magnuson (Republican)
- Martin (Republican)
- McCabe (Republican)
- McCravy (Republican)
- McGinnis (Republican)
- C. Mitchell (Republican)
- D. Mitchell
- Montgomery (Republican)
- T. Moore (Republican)
- Morgan (Republican)
- Moss (Republican)
- Neese (Republican)
- B. Newton (Republican)
- W. Newton (Republican)
- Oremus (Republican)
- Pace (Republican)
- Pedalino (Republican)
- Pope (Republican)
- Rankin (Republican)
- 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)
- Wetmore (Democratic)
- White (Republican)
- Whitmire (Republican)
- Wickensimer (Republican)
- Willis (Republican)
- Wooten (Republican)
- Yow (Republican)
Summary
Official abstract published by the South Carolina legislature· description
A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR REVEREND DR. WILLIAM JOSEPH BARBER II, PRESIDENT OF REPAIRERS OF THE BREACH, AND TO WELCOME HIM TO THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Text versions
Roll-call votes
No recorded votes on this bill.
Actions
- Jan 15, 2026 · House
Introduced and adopted