Wait—What Is Happening With the SC Redistricting Bill?
The South Carolina redistricting bill is currently facing challenges in the state legislature. The State Senate recently rejected a key motion to expedite the redistricting process, leaving the bill's future uncertain. With early voting set to begin soon, Republicans are under pressure to finalize the new congressional map.
- ▪The South Carolina State Senate rejected a motion to speed up the redistricting process.
- ▪The bill has passed the State House and the Senate Judiciary Committee but still requires a final vote in the Senate.
- ▪Attendance in the Senate is crucial for the bill's passage, as one empty seat could delay the timeline.
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Wait—What Is Happening With the SC Redistricting Bill? By Becca Lower | 9:54 PM on May 23, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Chris Carlson You would not be blamed for feeling a bit of confusion/whiplash, if you are like me, and have been trying to follow the latest on the social media superhighway on Republicans in the South Carolina state Legislature battling to make changes to the state's congressional districts. Especially on a Memorial Day weekend.
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