Candidates, please view this video explaining candidate requirements under the Ethics Act. Following these guidelines will help you avoid costly fines and penalties! https://t.co/t429agyZAX
Today, the South Carolina State Ethics Commission issued SECAO2026-003.
These laws prohibit employers from requiring workers to make political contributions.
We remind employers that they are required to follow these laws when engaging in otherwise lawful political activity.
The South Carolina State Ethics Commission will hold a special called meeting on October 15, 2026, to consider the issuance of a formal advisory opinion. The agenda will be posted on the Commission’s website.
For contribution limit purposes, candidates advancing to the runoff election are in a new election cycle. Candidates are not required to file an additional Campaign Disclosure Report before June 23, 2026.
Pursuant to Section 8-13-320(10) of the South Carolina Code of Laws and Regulations 52-206 and 52-703(C) of the South Carolina Code of Regulations, the State Ethics Commission notices SEC v Nikki Fontana via publication.
First Quarter Campaign Disclosures are due today.
Candidates in the June primary must file a Pre-Election Campaign Disclosure between 5/20/26 and 5/25/26.
For all filings, candidates have a 5-day grace period before the filing is considered late and penalties are assessed.
Due to a change in the forecast, state government offices in Richland and Lexington Counties will be closing at noon today. State government offices in other counties will follow county government closure decisions.
Candidates, please view this video explaining candidate requirements under the Ethics Act. Following these guidelines will help you avoid costly fines and penalties! https://t.co/t429agyZAX
It was an honor to present, on behalf of the Governor, the Order of the Palmetto to longtime Statehouse staffer Jane Shuler this afternoon. Jane has a remarkable career of service and she will be sorely missed in the House!