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Guide to South Carolina Elected Reps Part 1 – Federal & Statewide Courtesy of SCLIVING.COOP Page Page Page U.S. Senate 2 Horry County Atlantic Beach U.S. House of Representatives 3 Georgetown County Briarcliffe Acres SC Executive Branch 5 City of Myrtle Beach City of Loris SC Senate Town of Surfside Beach City of Conway SC House of Representatives Aynor Town Council City of N Myrtle Beach As of Mar 2021 Page 1 U.S. Senate The Senate is composed of two senators from each state, elected by voters, for six-year terms. U. S. Senate Lindsey Graham [R] South Carolina 4th 6-year ends Jan 2027 290 Russell Senate Office Building Served U.S. Senate since Washington, DC 20510-4001 2003 Phone: (202) 224-5972 Served U.S. House 1995- 2003 McMillan Federal Bldg 401 West Evans St, Suite 111 Committee Assignments: Florence SC 29501 -Appropriations 843-669-1505 -Budget, Ranking Member -Judiciary 530 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Suite 202 -Environment & Public Mt Pleasant SC 29464 Works 843-849-3887 Website: lgraham.senate.gov Tim Scott [R] U. S. Senate Began Jan 2013; ends Jan 104 Hart Senate Office Building 2023 Washington, DC 20510 South Carolina Served U.S. House 2011- (202) 224-6121 2013 1901 Main St, Suite 1425 Committee Assignments: Columbia, SC 29201 (803) 771-6112x2500 -Finance Committee -Banking, Housing, Urban 2500 City Hall Lane, 3rd Floor Suite Affairs North Charleston, SC 29406 -Health, Education, Labor (843) 727-4525 & Pensions -Small Business & Website: www.scott.senate.gov Entrepreneurship -Special Committee on Aging, Ranking Member Page 2 U.S. House of Representatives Under the Constitution, each state is entitled to at least one representative. Additional seats are apportioned on the basis of the state’s population. Congress fixes the size of the House of Representatives, and each state is apportioned its number of representatives by means of the Department of Commerce’s decennial census. South Carolina has seven representatives elected by voters to serve two-year terms. U. S. House Nancy Mace [R] Began Jan 2021 First District 212 Cannon House Office Building Transportation & Beaufort, Berkeley, Washington, DC 20515 Infrastructure Charleston, Phone: (202) 225-3176 Colleton & Oversight & Reform Dorchester Cos. Website: Mace.house.gov Veterans Affairs Joe Wilson [R] U. S. House Served since 2003 1436 Longworth House Office Second District Building House Armed Services Aiken, Barnwell, Washington, DC 20515-4002 Phone: (202) 225-2452 Foreign Affairs Lexington, Orangeburg & Website: joewilson.house.gov Education and Labor Richland Cos. U. S. House Jeff Duncan [R] Served since 2011 Third District 2229 Rayburn House Office Building Energy & Commerce Abbeville, Anderson, Washington, DC 20515-4003 Edgefield, Greenville, Phone: (202) 225-5301 Greenwood, Laurens, McCormick, Newberry, Website: jeffduncan.house.gov Oconee, Pickens & Saluda Cos. U.S. House William Timmons [R] Served Jan 2019 Fourth District 267 Cannon House Office Building House Financial Services Greenville & Washington, DC 20515-4004 Spartanburg Cos. Phone: (202) 225-6030 Website: Timmons.house.gov Page 3 U. S. House of Representatives U.S. House Served since Jun 2017 Ralph Norman [R] Homeland Security 569 Cannon House Office Building Fifth District Washington, DC 20515-4005 Cherokee, Chester, Oversight & Reform Fairfield, Kershaw, Phone: (202) 225-5501 Lancaster, Lee, Newberry, Spartanburg, Website: norman.house.gov Sumter, Union & York Cos. Served since 1994 U.S. House James E. Clyburn [D] Sixth District Democratic Steering and Allendale, Bamberg, 270 Cannon House Office Building Policy Committee Beaufort, Calhoun, Washington, DC 20515 Clarendon, Colleton, Phone: (202) 225-3315 Congressional Black Caucus Dorchester, Hampton, Jasper,Orangeburg, Website: clyburn.house.gov Richland, Sumter & Williamsburg Cos. Served since Jan 2013 U.S. House Tom Rice [R] Ways & Means Seventh District 460 Cannon House Office Building -Trade Subcommittee Chesterfield, Darlington, Washington, DC 20515 Dillon, Florence, Phone: (202) 225-9895 -Select Revenue Measures Georgetown, Horry, Subcommittee Marion & Marlboro Cos. Website: rice.house.gov Page 4 South Carolina Executive GOVERNOR Henry McMaster [R] Served since Jan Governor’s Mansion 2017, term ends 800 Richland St. Columbia, 29201 Jan 2023 Office of the Governor 1100 Gervais Street, Columbia 29201 Phone: (803) 734-2100 Website: governor.sc.gov LT GOVERNOR SECRETARY OF STATE Pamela Evette [R] Mark Hammond [R] State House, 1st Floor East Wing Edgar Brown Building 1100 Gervais Street 1205 Pendleton St. Suite 525 Columbia, 29201 Columbia, 29201 Phone: (803) 734-2100 Phone: (803) 734-2170 Website: ltgov.sc.gov Website: scsos.com TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL Curtis M. Loftis, Jr. [R] Alan Wilson [R] Wade Hampton Office Building Rembert Dennis Building 1200 Senate Street – Suite 214 1000 Assembly St, Rm 519 Columbia, 29201 Columbia SC 29201 Phone: (803) 734-2101 Mail: PO Box 11549, Columbia, 29211 Website: treasurer.sc.gov Phone: (803) 734-3970 Website: scag.gov COMPTROLLER GENERAL STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Richard A. Eckstrom [R] Molly Spearman [R] Wade Hampton Office Building Rutledge Building 1200 Senate St. 1429 Senate Street Columbia, 29201 Columbia, 29201 Phone: (803) 734-2121 Phone: (803) 734-8500 Website: cg.sc.gov Website: ed.sc.gov ADJUTANT GENERAL COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE Maj Gen Robert ‘Bob’ Hugh E. Weathers [R] Wade Hampton Office Building Livingston Jr. [R] PO Box 11280 1 National Guard Rd. Columbia, 29211 Columbia, 29201-4766 Phone: (803) 734-2190 Phone: (803) 299-4200 Website: agriculture.sc.gov Website: scguard.com Page 5 .
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