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SC Senate Education Committee NAME PARTY- EMAIL COLUMBIA HOME DISTRICT PHONE PHONE United States Parents Involved in Education- South Carolina Chapter SC Senate Education Committee NAME PARTY- EMAIL COLUMBIA HOME DISTRICT PHONE PHONE Greg Hembree R-Horry 28 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) (Chair) 212-6350 222-1001 // Business: (843) 946- 6556 Luke Rankin R-Horry 33 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) 212-6610 626-6269 // Business: (843) 248- 2405 Harvey Peeler R-Cherokee [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) (Senate 14 212-6430 489-3766 // President) Business: (864) 489- 9994 Larry Grooms R-Berkley 37 [email protected] Columbia: (803) No home 212-6400 phone number listed Tom Young, Jr. R-Aiken 24 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) 212-6000 215-3631 // Business: (803) 649- 0000 Ross Turner R-Greenville [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) 8 212-6148 987-0596 // Business: (864) 288- 9513 Rex Rice R-Pickens 2 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Cell: (864) 212-6116 884-0408 Scott Talley R- [email protected] Columbia: (803) No other Spartanburg 212-6048 phone 12 number listed Shane Massey R-Edgefield [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) (majority 25 212-6330 480-0419 // leader) Business: (803) 637- 6200 United States Parents Involved in Education- South Carolina Chapter Richard Cash R-Anderson 3 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Cell: (864) 212-6124 505-2130 Nikki Setzler D-Lexington [email protected] Home: (803) 796- Home: (803) (minority 7573 // Business: 796-7573 // leader) (803) 212-6140 Business: (803) 796- 1285 John D- [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) Matthews Orangeburg 212-6056 829-2383 39 Darrell Jackson D-Richland [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) 21 212-6048 776-6954 // Business: (803) 771- 0325 Gerald Malloy D-Darlington [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) 29 212-6172 332-5533 // Business: (843) 339- 3000 Brad Hutto D- [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) Orangeburg 212-6140 536-1808 // 40 Business: (803) 534- 5218 Vincent A. D-Kershaw [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home Sheheen 27 212-6032 business: (803) 432- 4391 Floyd D- [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) Nicholson Greenwood 212-6040 223-9460 // 10 Business: (864) 992- 1878 SC Full Senate Members Thomas R- Oconee [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) Alexander 212-6220 638-2153 // Business: (864) 638- 2988 Paul G R- Berkeley [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) Campbell, Jr. 44 212-6230 569-0089 // (843) 296- United States Parents Involved in Education- South Carolina Chapter 1001 Wes Climer R- York 15 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Business: 212-6016 (803) 752- 0052 Tom Davis R- Beaufort [email protected] Columbia: (803) Business: 46 212-6016 (843) 252- 8583 Stephen L. R- [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) Goldfinch Georgetown 212-6172 385-4302 // 34 Business: (843) 357- 9301 Richard "Dick" D-Richland [email protected] Columbia: (803) Harpootlian 20 212-6008 Hugh R- Florence [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) Leatherman, 31 212-6640 667-1152 // Sr. Business: (843) 662- 0388 J. Thomas D- Sumter 35 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) McElveen 212-6132 778-0597 // Business: (803) 775- 1263 Sandy Senn R- Charleston [email protected] Columbia: (803) 41 212-6116 Daniel Verdin R- Laurens 9 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) 212-6250 682-8914 // Business: (864) 984- 4129 Karl Allen D-Greenville [email protected] Columbia: (803) Business: 7 212-6008 (864) 235- 9049 George E. R-Charleston [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) "Chip" 43 212-6340 886-8454 // Campsen (843) 722- 0123 Thomas Corbin R-Greenville [email protected] Columbia: (803) Business: 5 212-6100 (864) 834- 9915 Mike Fanning D-Fairfield 17 [email protected] Columbia: (803) United States Parents Involved in Education- South Carolina Chapter 212-6024 Chauncey R-Lancaster [email protected] Columbia: (803) Business: Gregory 212-6148 (803) 289- 6211 Kevin L. D- Clarendon [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) Johnson 212-6024 435-8117 Mia McLeod D- Richland [email protected] Columbia: (803) 22 212-6056 Ronnie Sabb D- [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) Williamsburg 212-6032 426-4138 // 32 (843) 355- 5349 Kent Williams D-Marion 30 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) 212-6000 362-0307 // Business: (843) 423- 8237 Sean Bennett R-Dorchester [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (843) 38 212-6410 821-3352 // Business: (843) 821- 3009 Ronnie Cromer R-Newberry [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) 18 212-6240 364-3950 Michael R-Anderson 4 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) Gambrell 212-6040 369-0613 // (864) 844- 3614 Marlon E. D-Charleston [email protected] Columbia: (803) Kimpson 42 212-6132 Shane Martin R- [email protected] Columbia: (803) Cell: (864) Spartanburg 212-6420 804-8499 13 Margie Bright D-Colleton 45 [email protected] Columbia: (803) Matthews 212-6108 Glenn G. Reese D- [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) Spartanburg 212-6108 592-2984 // (864) 585- 1956 John L. Scott D-Richland [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (803) 19 212-6124 786-2373 // Business (803) 733- 5176 United States Parents Involved in Education- South Carolina Chapter Katrina Shealy R-Lexington [email protected] Columbia: (803) 23 212-6320 Ross Turner R-Greenville [email protected] Columbia: (803) Home: (864) 8 212-6148 987-0596 // Business: (864) 288- 9513 .
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