South Carolina H3776 amends election laws to allow the State Election Commission to intervene in counties with noncompliant post-election processes.
South Carolina H3776 amends Section 7-3-25 of the South Carolina Code to establish the duties of the State Election Commission in overseeing county boards of voter registration and elections. The bill allows the commission to intervene and assume oversight of post-election processes in a county if the county board fails to comply with applicable laws, policies, or procedures. The commission can intervene if the county board's noncompliance could negatively impact the accuracy of election results or the ability to certify results on time.
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