South Carolina H 5810 — UNESCO Middle Passage Marker

South Carolina, 2025-2026. H 5810: UNESCO Middle Passage Marker

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Latest action

August 25, 2026 — Introduced and adopted

Summary

A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN, SOUTH CAROLINA, AS A DESIGNATED SITE OF THE UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION ROUTES OF ENSLAVED PEOPLES: RESISTANCE, LIBERTY, AND HERITAGE PROJECT.

Sponsors

• Anderson — primary sponsor
• Hewitt — primary sponsor
• Alexander — 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
• 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
• G.M. Smith — 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
• Weeks — 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

1. August 25, 2026Introduced and adopted

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