State House · SC-16
Mark Willis
394 bills with a recorded vote
H 3305 · Aug 25State agencies direct leftover funds to named public projectsFail 15–96Procedural vote · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Mar 25Willis:NoH 4300 · Aug 11Retirement rules allow eligible judges to serve until age 74Pass 113–0Willis:YesH 4042 · Aug 11Adults could buy FDA-approved ivermectin without prescriptionsPass 43–51Procedural vote · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · May 5Willis:NoH 5126 · Aug 11State budget directs billions to agencies and public programsPass 105–10No confirmed vote on the bill itself · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Aug 11Willis:YesH 4635 · Jun 25Physical fitness facilities may send renewal notices electronicallyPass 103–0No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Feb 10Willis:ExcusedS 922 · Jun 25Proposal would set rules for interim appointments and department leadersFail 9–90No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · May 13Willis:ExcusedS 238 · Jun 25Legislative leaders could call lawmakers back to finish the state budgetPass 97–3No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · May 6Willis:ExcusedH 4069 · Jun 25Healthcare facilities must offer patients itemized bills starting in 2027Pass 103–0No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Mar 25Willis:Excused
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