Removes higher education requirements for candidates for elected office in South Carolina.

The bill amends the South Carolina Code to eliminate higher education requirements for candidates seeking or holding any elected office. It also removes the need for a four-year bachelor's degree for candidates for the office of judge of probate. Additionally, it modifies the qualifications for sheriffs, allowing them to complete a basic course of training instead of annual in-service training. The bill also repeals the appointment, compensation, and qualifications of the State Superintendent of Education.

Removes higher education requirements for candidates for elected office in South Carolina.

The bill amends the South Carolina Code to eliminate higher education requirements for candidates seeking or holding any elected office. It also removes the need for a four-year bachelor's degree for candidates for the office of judge of probate. Additionally, it modifies the qualifications for sheriffs, allowing them to complete a basic course of training instead of annual in-service training. The bill also repeals the appointment, compensation, and qualifications of the State Superintendent of Education.