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South Carolina

Primary Date: 6/13/2006

Labor Links

State Labor Laws

  • Current Minimum Wage: No state minimum wage statute
  • Indexed to Inflation:
  • Minimum Wage Notes:
    No state minimum wage law
  • Unfortunately, South Carolina is a "right to work" state.

State Government

  • State and Local Government Directory
  • State Officials
    • Governor Mark Sanford (R)
      • Next Election: 2010
      • Mark Sanford is term-limited.
    • Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer (R)
      • Next Election: 2010
      • Andre Bauer
    • Attorney General Henry McMaster (R)
      • Next Election:
      • Henry McMaster
    • Secretary of State Mark Hammond (R)
      • Next Election:
      • Mark Hammond
    • Treasurer ()
      • Next Election:
  • Legislative Branch

Congressional Delegation

  • Senators:
  • House Reps:
    • : Henry E Brown (R)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • Henry E Brown is running for re-election.
    • : Joe Wilson (R)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • Joe Wilson is running for re-election.
    • : Gresham Barrett (R)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • Gresham Barrett is running for re-election.
    • : Bob Inglis (R)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • Bob Inglis is running for re-election.
    • : John Spratt (D)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • John Spratt is running for re-election.
    • : James Clyburn (D)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • James Clyburn is running for re-election.
    • : James DeMint (R)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • James DeMint is seat is not up until 2010.
    • : Lindsey Graham (R)
      • Lifetime COPE Score:
      • Lindsey Graham is seat is not up until 2008.

Voter Resources

South Carolina Election 2006 Archive


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