South Carolina H 5799 — Harold Waynick sympathy
South Carolina, 2025-2026. H 5799: Harold Waynick sympathy
Latest action
August 25, 2026 — Introduced and adopted
Summary
A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO EXPRESS THE PROFOUND SORROW OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES UPON THE PASSING OF HAROLD RAYMOND WAYNICK JR. OF SUMTER COUNTY AND TO EXTEND THEIR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO HIS LARGE AND LOVING FAMILY AND HIS MANY FRIENDS.
Sponsors
- G.M. Smith — primary sponsor
- Weeks — primary sponsor
- Alexander — primary sponsor
- Anderson — primary sponsor
- Atkinson — primary sponsor
- Bailey — primary sponsor
- Ballentine — primary sponsor
- Bamberg — primary sponsor
- Bannister — primary sponsor
- Bauer — primary sponsor
- Beach — primary sponsor
- Bernstein — primary sponsor
- Bowers — primary sponsor
- Bradley — primary sponsor
- Brewer — primary sponsor
- Brittain — primary sponsor
- Burns — primary sponsor
- Bustos — primary sponsor
- Calhoon — primary sponsor
- Caskey — primary sponsor
- Chapman — primary sponsor
- Chumley — primary sponsor
- Clyburn — primary sponsor
- Cobb-Hunter — primary sponsor
- Collins — primary sponsor
- Cox — primary sponsor
- Crawford — primary sponsor
- Cromer — primary sponsor
- Davis — primary sponsor
- Dillard — primary sponsor
- Duncan — primary sponsor
- Edgerton — primary sponsor
- Erickson — primary sponsor
- Ford — primary sponsor
- Forrest — primary sponsor
- Frank — primary sponsor
- Gagnon — primary sponsor
- Garvin — primary sponsor
- Gatch — primary sponsor
- Gibson — primary sponsor
- Gilliam — primary sponsor
- Gilliard — primary sponsor
- Gilreath — primary sponsor
- Govan — primary sponsor
- Grant — primary sponsor
- Guest — primary sponsor
- Guffey — primary sponsor
- Haddon — primary sponsor
- Hager — primary sponsor
- Hardee — primary sponsor
- Harris — primary sponsor
- Hart — primary sponsor
- Hartnett — primary sponsor
- Hartz — primary sponsor
- Hayes — primary sponsor
- Henderson-Myers — primary sponsor
- Herbkersman — primary sponsor
- Hewitt — primary sponsor
- Hiott — primary sponsor
- Hixon — primary sponsor
- Holman — primary sponsor
- Hosey — primary sponsor
- Howard — primary sponsor
- Huff — primary sponsor
- J.E. Johnson — primary sponsor
- J.L. Johnson — primary sponsor
- Jones — primary sponsor
- Jordan — primary sponsor
- Kilmartin — primary sponsor
- King — primary sponsor
- Kirby — primary sponsor
- Landing — primary sponsor
- Lastinger — primary sponsor
- Lawson — primary sponsor
- Ligon — primary sponsor
- Long — primary sponsor
- Lowe — primary sponsor
- Luck — primary sponsor
- Magnuson — primary sponsor
- Martin — primary sponsor
- McCabe — primary sponsor
- McCravy — primary sponsor
- McDaniel — primary sponsor
- McGinnis — primary sponsor
- C. Mitchell — primary sponsor
- D. Mitchell — primary sponsor
- Montgomery — primary sponsor
- J. Moore — primary sponsor
- T. Moore — primary sponsor
- Morgan — primary sponsor
- Moss — primary sponsor
- Neese — primary sponsor
- B. Newton — primary sponsor
- W. Newton — primary sponsor
- Oremus — primary sponsor
- Pace — primary sponsor
- Pedalino — primary sponsor
- Pope — primary sponsor
- Rankin — primary sponsor
- Reese — primary sponsor
- Rivers — primary sponsor
- Robbins — primary sponsor
- Rose — primary sponsor
- Rutherford — primary sponsor
- Sanders — primary sponsor
- Schuessler — primary sponsor
- Scott — primary sponsor
- Sessions — primary sponsor
- M.M. Smith — primary sponsor
- Spann-Wilder — primary sponsor
- Stavrinakis — primary sponsor
- Taylor — primary sponsor
- Teeple — primary sponsor
- Terribile — primary sponsor
- Vaughan — primary sponsor
- Waters — primary sponsor
- Wetmore — primary sponsor
- White — primary sponsor
- Whitmire — primary sponsor
- Wickensimer — primary sponsor
- Williams — primary sponsor
- Willis — primary sponsor
- Wooten — primary sponsor
- Yow — primary sponsor
Bill text
08/25/2026 Read version ↗
Filed Read version ↗ Read version ↗
Recorded votes
No roll-call votes were supplied for this bill. This does not imply that no vote occurred.
Legislative history
- Introduced and adopted
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