Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Repealing Section 63-17-390 Relating To Child Support Order Warrants.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 6-9-65, Relating To The Regulation Of Construction Or Improvements Of Farm Structures, So As To Exempt Certain Converted Farm Structures Used For Public Or Private Events.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Article 17 To Chapter 13, Title 24 So As To Establish A State Work Program Within The Department Of Corrections.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 7-13-42 So As To Provide That The Candidate Who Receives The Largest Number Of Votes Cast For A Given Office In The Primary Of A Political Party Is Considered Nominated; By Amending Sections 7-5-150 And 7-5-220, Both Relating To The Voter Registration Deadline Preceding An Election, Both So As To Remove References To Runoff Elections; By Amending Section 7-11-55, Relating To Special Primary Elections To Replace A Party Nominee, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Sections 7-13-25, 7-13-40, And 7-13-190, Relating To Early Voting, The Date Of Primary Party Elections, And Special Elections To Fill Vacancies In Office, Respectively, All So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 7-17-280, Relating To Mandatory Recounts, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Amending Section 7-17-510, Relating To Canvass And Certification Of Primary Results, So As To Make Conforming Changes; By Repealing Sections 7-13-50, 7-17-600, And 7-17-610 Relating To Second Primaries Or Runoffs, The Requirement That A Candidate Receive A Majority Of Votes Cast In A First Primary To Be Declared Nominated, And Methods Of Determining What Constitutes A Majority Vote For A Particular Office, Respectively.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 20-3-130, Relating To Alimony, So As To Limit The Award Of Periodic Alimony To Marriages Of A Certain Duration.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 7-17-560, Relating To The Authority Of The State Executive Committee Of A Political Party To Hear Certain Primary Protests And Contests, So As To Require The State Executive Committee To Also Hear Protests And Contests In The Case Of County Officers, Less Than County Officers, And Municipal Officers, And To Authorize The State Executive Committee To Adopt A Resolution To Require The Filing Of Any Protest Or Contest To Be Accompanied By A Refundable Deposit; By Amending Section 7-17-570, Relating To Hearings Of Primary Protests And Contests, So As To Extend The Time In Which The State Executive Committee Must Conduct Such Hearings, And To Provide For Appeals From Decisions By The State Executive Committee; By Amending Section 5-15-80, Relating To Municipal Primary Protests And Contests, So As To Provide That Such Protests And Contests Are To Be Filed, Heard, And Decided In The Manner Provided In Sections 7-17-560 And 7-17-570; By Repealing Sections 7-17-520, 7-17-530, 7-17-540, 7-17-550, 7-17-580, And 7-17-590 All Relating To Primary Protests And Contests For Certain Offices; By Amending Section 5-15-120, Relating To The Counting Of Votes In Municipal Elections, So As To Allow A Municipal Governing Body To Determine By Ordinance When The Terms Of Its Newly Elected Officers Begin; By Amending Section 7-3-25, Relating To The Duty Of The State Election Commission To Determine And Certify Results When A County Board Of Voter Registration And Elections Fails To Do So, So As To Require The Same When A Municipal Election Commission Fails To Determine And Certify Results; By Adding Section 5-15-45 So As To Provide When The Terms Of Municipal Councilmembers In Office As Of January 1, 2027 Expire; By Amending Section 5-15-50, Relating To The Establishment Of The Time For General And Special Elections Within A Municipality, So As To Require Municipal Governing Bodies To Choose One Of Two Dates For Such Elections In Odd-numbered Years; By Amending Section 5-15-60, Relating To Municipalities Adopting Methods Of Nominating Candidates And Determining Results Of Elections, So As To Only Permit Partisan Elections In Municipalities With Populations Under A Certain Amount; By Amending Section 5-15-100, Relating To The Functions, Powers, And Duties Of Municipal Election Commissions, So As To Remove Certain Functions, Powers, And Duties; By Amending Section 5-15-130, Relating To Procedures For Contesting Results Of Municipal Elections, So As To Extend The Deadlines For Filing A Notice Of Contest And For Conducting A Hearing On The Contest; By Amending Section 5-15-140, Relating To Appeals From Decisions On Municipal Election Contests, So As To Delete Language Providing The Notice Of Appeal Acts As A Stay Of Further Proceedings; And By Adding Section 5-15-175 So As To Provide That Municipal Election Commissions Only May Be Established For Municipalities With Populations Over A Certain Amount. - Ratified Title

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 50-9-30, Relating To Hunting And Fishing License Residency Requirements, So As To Allow For An Adopted Child To Be Eligible For A Lifetime Recreational License; And By Amending Section 50-9-520, Relating To Lifetime Statewide Combination Licenses; So As To Provide An Adopted Child May Obtain A Combination License At No Cost.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 40-18-75 So As To Prohibit A Private Investigation Business From Disclosing Certain Information And Knowingly Representing Multiple Parties With Opposing Interests In Civil Or Criminal Matters And To Provide Penalties.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 59-25-112 So As To Provide Professional Certificates Issued By The State Board Of Education Are Permanent Unless Revoked Or Suspended And Are Not Subject To Renewal, And To Provide No Teacher May Be Required To Renew A Professional Certificate Issued By The Board, And To Make These Provisions Effective July 1, 2026.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Adding Section 44-130-65 So As To Authorize Civil And Criminal Penalties For Failing To Seek Treatment For Opioid Use Disorders In Certain Circumstances.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 44-53-160, Relating To Processes For Changing Controlled Substance Schedules, So As To Require The State Board Of Pharmacy To Perform Functions To Quickly Identify New Synthetic Chemical Formulas For Scheduling And To Authorize The State Board Of Pharmacy To Issue Emergency Rules To Schedule Synthetic Chemical Formulas As A Controlled Substance.

An Amendment To Article Xvii Of The Constitution Of South Carolina, Relating To Miscellaneous Matters, By Adding Section 16 So As To Provide That The General Assembly By Law, In Specified Areas Of The State, May Provide For The Conduct Of Gambling And Gaming Activities On Which Bets Are Made To Include Pari Mutuel Betting On Horse Racing, Sports Betting On Professional Sports, Casino Activities, Such As Card And Dice Games Where The Skill Of The Player Is Involved In The Outcome, And Games Of Chance With The Use Of Electronic Devices Or Gaming Tables, All Of Which Strictly Must Be Regulated And May Be Conducted In One Location Or In Separate Locations Within The Specified Area Subject To Special Laws, Including Criminal Laws, Enacted By The General Assembly, Applicable Only In The Specified Area, With The Revenue Realized By The State And Local Jurisdictions To Be Used For Highway, Road, And Bridge Maintenance, Construction, And Repair; And By Proposing An Amendment To Section 8, Article Xvii Of The Constitution Of South Carolina, Relating To Miscellaneous Matters, By Deleting Section 8 Which Makes It Unlawful For A Person Holding An Office Of Honor, Trust, Or Profit To Engage In Gambling Or Betting On Games Of Chance, And Requires The Officer's Removal From Office Upon Conviction For A Gambling Offense.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 17-5-130, Relating To Coroner Qualifications, So As To Revise Coroner Qualifications And Require A Fingerprint And Background Check Of Coroners Before The General Election.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-1120, Relating To Gross Income, So As To Exclude Certain Gratuities And Tips From Gross Income.

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-3695, Relating To Alternative Fuel Property Income Tax Credit, So As To Provide For Certain Leases, To Add Electrical Equipment To The Definition Of "eligible Property," And To Add Electricity To The Definition Of "alternative Fuel."