South Carolina HouseH 4216
Income tax
Passed 71–49Crossed party lines
What it does: On the version voted May 7, 2025: Sets individual income tax rates at 1.99% on the first $30,000 and 5.39% above, adds a state deduction in place of the federal standard deduction, and cuts rates further when projected income tax revenue grows at least 5%. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Concur in Senate Amendments
The tally
Yes 71 · No 49 · Not voting 4
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 5 | 27 | 3 |
| Republicans | 66 | 22 | 1 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes. 27 members voted against their party’s majority.
Voted against their party’s majority
- Alan MorganR18No
- April CromerR6No
- Bill ChumleyR35No
- Bill ClyburnD82Yes
- Chris HuffR28No
- David WeeksD51Yes
- Dianne MitchellR21No
- Greg FordR98No
- Jackie TerribileR66No
- Jay KilmartinR85No
- Joe WhiteR40No
- John LastingerR88No
- John McCravyR13No
- Jordan PaceR117No
- Josiah MagnusonR38No
- Lee GilreathR7No
- Leon StavrinakisD119Yes
- Lonnie HoseyD91Yes
- Lucas AtkinsonR57No
- Mark SmithR99No
- Mike BurnsR17No
- Rob HarrisR36No
- Robert WilliamsD62Yes
- Ryan McCabeR96No
- Sarita EdgertonR34No
- Stephen FrankR20No
- Thomas BeachR10No
The full roll (124)
Yes 71
- Adam DuncanR2
- Bill ClyburnD82
- Bill HagerR122
- Bill HerbkersmanR118
- Bill HixonR83
- Bill TaylorR86
- Bill WhitmireR1
- Blake SandersR9
- Brandon CoxR92
- Brandon GuffeyR48
- Brandon NewtonR45
- Brian LawsonR30
- Bruce BannisterR24
- Cal ForrestR39
- Carla SchuesslerR61
- Case BrittainR107
- Charlie HartzR81
- Chris WootenR69
- Cody MitchellR65
- Craig GagnonR11
- Daniel GibsonR12
- Davey HiottR4
- David MartinR26
- David VaughanR27
- David WeeksD51
- Dennis MossR29
- Don ChapmanR8
- Doug GilliamR42
- Fawn PedalinoR64
- Gary BrewerR114
- Gil GatchR94
- Harriet HolmanR102
- Heath SessionsR46
- Heather CrawfordR68
- James TeepleR116
- Jay JordanR63
- Jeff BradleyR123
- Jeff JohnsonR58
- Joe BustosR112
- Kathy LandingR80
- Kevin HardeeR105
- Lee HewittR108
- Leon StavrinakisD119
- Lonnie HoseyD91
- Luke RankinR14
- Mark WillisR16
- Melissa OremusR84
- Micah CaskeyR89
- Mike NeeseR44
- Murrell SmithR67
- Nathan BallentineR71
- Neal CollinsR5
- Patrick HaddonR19
- Paul WickensimerR22
- Paula CalhoonR87
- Phillip BowersR3
- Phillip LoweR60
- Randy LigonR43
- Richie YowR53
- Robby RobbinsR97
- Robert WilliamsD62
- Shannon EricksonR124
- Steven LongR37
- Sylleste DavisR100
- Tim McGinnisR56
- Tom HartnettR110
- Tommy PopeR47
- Travis MooreR33
- Val GuestR106
- Weston NewtonR120
- William BaileyR104
No 49
- Alan MorganR18
- Annie McDanielD41
- April CromerR6
- Beth BernsteinD78
- Bill ChumleyR35
- Carl AndersonD103
- Chandra DillardD23
- Chris HuffR28
- Courtney WatersD113
- Dianne MitchellR21
- Gilda Cobb-HunterD95
- Greg FordR98
- Hamilton GrantD79
- Heather BauerD75
- J.A. MooreD15
- Jackie HayesD55
- Jackie TerribileR66
- Jason LuckD54
- Jay KilmartinR85
- Jermaine JohnsonD52
- Jerry GovanD93
- Joe WhiteR40
- John KingD49
- John LastingerR88
- John McCravyR13
- Jordan PaceR117
- Josiah MagnusonR38
- Justin BambergD90
- Kambrell GarvinD77
- Keishan ScottD50
- Lee GilreathR7
- Leon HowardD76
- Lucas AtkinsonR57
- Mark SmithR99
- Michael RiversD121
- Mike BurnsR17
- Rob HarrisR36
- Robert ReeseD70
- Roger KirbyD101
- Rosalyn Henderson-MyersD31
- Ryan McCabeR96
- Sarita EdgertonR34
- Seth RoseD72
- Spencer WetmoreD115
- Stephen FrankR20
- Thomas BeachR10
- Todd RutherfordD74
- Wendell GilliardD111
- Wendell JonesD25
Not voting 4
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.