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How everyone voted: The “Paid Family Leave Eligible State Employee” (S 11) | Votenoted

South Carolina Senate vote

The “Paid Family Leave Eligible State Employee” (S 11)

Official title: Paid Family Leave Eligible State Employee

Passed: 38 yes, 0 no, 5 not voting

Jun 25, 2026, S 11

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: scstatehouse.gov(opens in a new tab)

How each party voted

Republicans27 YES · 0 NO · 5 not voting
Democrats11 YES · 0 NO

Yes (38)

Republicans (27)

Brian AdamsState Senator
Thomas AlexanderState Senator
Allen BlackmonState Senator
Lee BrightState Senator
George CampsenState Senator
Richard CashState Senator
JD ChaplinState Senator
Wes ClimerState Senator
Thomas CorbinState Senator
Ronnie CromerState Senator
Jason ElliottState Senator
Michael GambrellState Senator
Lawrence GroomsState Senator
Greg HembreeState Senator
Michael JohnsonState Senator
Carlisle KennedyState Senator
Joshua KimbrellState Senator
Matthew LeberState Senator
Shane MasseyState Senator
Harvey PeelerState Senator
Mike ReichenbachState Senator
Rex RiceState Senator
Everett StubbsState Senator
Ross TurnerState Senator
Danny VerdinState Senator
Thomas YoungState Senator
Jeff ZellState Senator

Democrats (11)

Karl AllenState Senator
Tameika DevineState Senator
Jeffrey GrahamState Senator
Darrell JacksonState Senator
Margie MatthewsState Senator
Russell OttState Senator
Ronnie SabbState Senator
Ed SuttonState Senator
Deon TedderState Senator
Overture WalkerState Senator
Kent WilliamsState Senator

Absent (5)

Republicans (5)

Thomas DavisState Senator
Billy GarrettState Senator
Stephen GoldfinchState Senator
Shane MartinState Senator
Luke RankinState Senator

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).

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