CNN Interview – February 22, 2024
I’ve enjoyed helping my good friend, Nikki Haley, on the campaign trail. Being this close to a Presidential candidate and campaign is truly something I will never forget. While Nikki […]
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The Weekly Rewind: Week of May 1st
House Floor Actions May 4, 2023 S. 418 Status: Read third time and returned to Senate with amendments (5/4/2023) The House amended S. 418 and sent it back to the […]
The Weekly Rewind: Week of April 24th
House Floor Actions April 27, 2023 Education Scholarship Trust Fund,” “ESTF,” or “fund” means the individual account that is administered by the Department to which funds are allocated to the […]
The Weekly Rewind: Week of March 1st
HOUSE WEEK IN REVIEW March 3, 2022 The focus this week was on Free, fair, and secure elections to strengthen the public confidence in electoral institutions and give efficacy and […]
The Weekly Rewind: Week of February 8th
HOUSE WEEK IN REVIEW February 11, 2022 The House amended and sent back to the Senate H. 3444, proposed legislation to clarify State Election Commission Statewide Authority and Responsibilities. It […]
Meet your newest District 5 Board Member: Tifani Moore
From WLTX website IRMO, S.C. — Voters in Lexington-Richland School District Five selected a new school board member in a special election held on Tuesday. In unofficial results from the […]
The Weekly Rewind – The Week of March 22
HOUSE WEEK IN REVIEW March 24, 2021 The House of Representatives amended, approved, and sent the Senate H. 4100, the General Appropriation bill, and the House approved and sent the […]
The Weekly Rewind – Week of March 9th
HOUSE WEEK IN REVIEW March 9 – 11, 2021 The House approved and sent the Senate H. 3770, a joint resolution authorizing the expenditure of federal funds disbursed to the […]
June Primaries – apply to be a poll worker
The June 9 Primaries and associated June 23 Primary Runoffs will be held as scheduled. The State Election Commission (SEC) has no authority to delay the primaries or enact any […]
The Weekly Rewind – Week of March 10th
Nathan’s News readers are aware that I regularly share a “Week in Review” update which is prepared by legislative staff. It’s straight forward, no spin, not partisan…just the facts. If […]
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What you need to know about the South Carolina Democratic primary
While I’m a conservative Republican, I still represent several who have differing opinions. I wanted to share this article for those constituents who may be voting this Saturday in the […]