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Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives

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There is no 18th speaker. This is because at some point in history, pre-dating Knowledge, someone miscounted. Since, society has gone along with the incorrect number. Incumbent Speaker Murrell Smith announces himself as the 61st speaker, though he is supposed to be the
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The speaker of the house "preserve order and decorum" in the chamber and oversees the proceeding of the House of Representatives by recognizing members to speak, calling for votes, and maintaining general order. The speaker also serves an
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are unable to serve as governor, the speaker of the house becomes governor. Since the role of lieutenant governor was separated from president of the senate, no president has succeeded to the office of governor.
151:, elected in 1776 after the adoption of South Carolina's first constitution. Since 1776, there have been sixty-one speakers of the house. Four speakers have served non-consecutive terms, but unlike the office of 116:, whose main role is to ensure that general order is maintained in the house by recognizing members to speak, ensuring members are following established rules, and to call for votes. The speaker is third in 171:
to a four year term following the most recent general election and may not serve more than five consecutive terms. The next election will be in 2023. Incumbent Speaker
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member of the Committee on Operations and Managementof the House of Representatives. Additionally, the speaker of the house has the ability to do the following:
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where each office holder is counted once regardless of terms served, speakers are counted separately for each time in office. Therefore, for example,
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If a quorum is not present, the speaker may order absent members to be taken into custody and brought into the house chamber.
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Appoint members all committees, but must ensure that both the majority and minority parties are represented
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The speaker of the house is third in the gubernatorial line of succession. If the
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Call for a special election after an inter-term vacancy in the senate
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List of speakers of the South Carolina House of Representatives
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was elected intra-term in 2022 following the resignation of
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Adjourn the house without a vote in cases of emergency
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South Carolina House of Representatives

Murrell Smith, Jr.
South Carolina House of Representatives
Term length
James Parsons
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South Carolina House of Representatives
South Carolina House of Representatives
the line of succession
lieutenant governor
president of the senate
Murrell Smith, Jr.
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James Parsons
South Carolina House of Representatives
governor
Solomon Blatt Sr.
simple majority vote
Murrell Smith
Jay Lucas
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Republicans
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ex officio
governor
lieutenant governor
President of the South Carolina Senate
James Parsons

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