South Carolina House vote

The “Discharging firearms into dwellings and other structures” (H 3650)

Official title: Discharging firearms into dwellings and other structures

Passed: 106 yes, 0 no, 18 not voting

Apr 23, 2026, H 3650

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: scstatehouse.gov

How each party voted

Republicans78 YES · 0 NO · 10 not voting
Democrats28 YES · 0 NO · 7 not voting
Party not recorded0 YES · 0 NO · 1 not voting

Yes (106)

Republicans (78)

William BaileyState Representative
Thomas BeachState Representative
Phillip BowersState Representative
Jeffrey BradleyState Representative
Gary BrewerState Representative
Thomas BrittainState Representative
James BurnsState Representative
Joseph BustosState Representative
Paula Rawl CalhoonState Representative
Micajah CaskeyState Representative
Don ChapmanState Representative
William ChumleyState Representative
Neal CollinsState Representative
Brandon CoxState Representative
Heather CrawfordState Representative
April CromerState Representative
Sylleste DavisState Representative
Adam DuncanState Representative
Sarita EdgertonState Representative
Shannon EricksonState Representative
Greg FordState Representative
Cally ForrestState Representative
Stephen FrankState Representative
Daniel GibsonState Representative
Doug GilliamState Representative
Lee GilreathState Representative
Val GuestState Representative
Brandon GuffeyState Representative
Patrick HaddonState Representative
Bill HagerState Representative
Kevin HardeeState Representative
Rob HarrisState Representative
Tom HartnettState Representative
Charles HartzState Representative
William HerbkersmanState Representative
William HewittState Representative
Davey HiottState Representative
William HixonState Representative
Harriet HolmanState Representative
Chris HuffState Representative
Jeffrey JohnsonState Representative
Wallace JordanState Representative
Jay KilmartinState Representative
Kathy LandingState Representative
John LastingerState Representative
Brian LawsonState Representative
Randy LigonState Representative
Steven LongState Representative
Josiah MagnusonState Representative
David MartinState Representative
Donald McCabeState Representative
John MccravyState Representative
Cody MitchellState Representative
Dianne MitchellState Representative
Travis MooreState Representative
Alan MorganState Representative
Dennis MossState Representative
Mike NeeseState Representative
Weston NewtonState Representative
Brandon NewtonState Representative
Melissa OremusState Representative
Thomas PopeState Representative
Robby RobbinsState Representative
Blake SandersState Representative
Carla SchuesslerState Representative
Heath SessionsState Representative
Marvin SmithState Representative
Murrell SmithState Representative
Bill TaylorState Representative
James TeepleState Representative
Jackie TerribileState Representative
David VaughanState Representative
Joe WhiteState Representative
William WhitmireState Representative
Paul WickensimerState Representative
Mark WillisState Representative
Christopher WootenState Representative
Richard YowState Representative

Democrats (28)

Carl AndersonState Representative
Heather BauerState Representative
Beth BernsteinState Representative
William ClyburnState Representative
Gilda Cobb-HunterState Representative
Chandra DillardState Representative
Wendell GilliardState Representative
Jerry GovanState Representative
Hamilton GrantState Representative
Christopher HartState Representative
Jackie HayesState Representative

Absent (18)

Republicans (10)

Nathan BallentineState Representative
Bruce BannisterState Representative
Craig GagnonState Representative
Gil GatchState Representative
Phillip LoweState Representative
Timothy McGinnisState Representative
Scott MontgomeryState Representative
Jordan PaceState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

The “Discharging firearms into dwellings and other structures” (H 3650)

How each party voted

Yes (106)

Republicans (78)

Democrats (28)

Absent (18)

Republicans (10)

The “Discharging firearms into dwellings and other structures” (H 3650)

How each party voted

Yes (106)

Republicans (78)

Democrats (28)

Absent (18)

Republicans (10)

Democrats (7)

Party not recorded (1)

How each party voted

YESYes (106)

Republicans (78)

Democrats (28)

ABSENTAbsent (18)

Republicans (10)

How each party voted

YESYes (106)

Republicans (78)

Democrats (28)

ABSENTAbsent (18)

Republicans (10)

Democrats (7)

Party not recorded (1)

Yes (106)

Absent (18)

Yes (106)

Absent (18)