Votes at a glance: Resolutions and second readings from Tuesday's Senate session
Summary
A roundup of resolutions and second-reading outcomes recorded during the February 11 South Carolina Senate session, including a unanimous second reading for S 38 and several resolutions adopted by unanimous consent.
Several resolutions and second‑reading items were disposed of by the South Carolina Senate on Tuesday; the most significant recorded outcomes are below.
Votes at a glance
- S 3 19 (Senate resolution commending Taiwan): Adopted by unanimous consent. Floor action: unanimous consent to discharge from committee and immediate consideration; voice vote recorded as 'ayes have it.'
- S 3 11 (recognizing 03/05/2025 as Disability Advocacy Day): Recalled from the Medical Affairs Committee and placed on the calendar by unanimous consent.
- S 334 (Leadership Greer Day): Senate resolution recognizing Leadership Greer and declaring 02/11/2025 as Leadership Greer Day — adopted by unanimous consent on the floor.
- Carolina Day resolution (University of South Carolina recognition): Senate resolution recognizing the University of South Carolina system and declaring Tuesday, 02/11/2025, Carolina Day — unanimously adopted; sponsor announced a reception and other events.
- S 38 (special municipal election dates and procedures): Second reading passed on roll call, 40‑0.
Notes: Several other introductions and committee referrals were read and referred to the appropriate committees; many ceremonial resolutions and introductions of visiting groups were handled by unanimous consent without extended debate.
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