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Votes at a glance: confirmations and uncontested bills on House calendar

2333733 · February 18, 2025
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Summary

The House recorded several confirmations and second- or third-reading steps for uncontested bills during the session, including the confirmation of a Beaufort County Master in Equity and multiple statewide bills advancing.

Clerk Reed and the presiding officer recorded a series of procedural and final actions on the House calendar during the session.

Appointment: Governor Henry D. McMaster transmitted the nomination of James J. Wegman, Esquire, for Master in Equity for Beaufort County; the House confirmed the appointment by a recorded vote reported in the transcript as 10-0.

Uncontested and statewide bills: The House moved several bills on third or second reading without extended floor debate. House Bill 32-22 received third reading and was advanced. House Bill 38-13 received second reading on a roll-call vote recorded as 107-0. House Bill 38-14 (a joint resolution extending a reporting date and expanding scope to include groundwater) also received second reading; transcript indicates roll-call tabulation consistent with the group vote recorded for statewide uncontested bills.

Other routine business included numerous ceremonial recognitions, committee references, and scheduling of committee meetings after adjournment. The House adjourned at the close of the day's calendar.