South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 20 - Nonjudicial Screening And Election
Section 2-20-330. Letter of intent to seek office; investigation of candidate.

A person who desires to be considered for nomination as a trustee shall file a letter of intent to seek the office with the commission. Upon receipt of the letter of intent, the commission shall begin to conduct investigation of the candidate as it considers appropriate and may in the investigation utilize the services of any agency of state government. The agency must, upon request, cooperate fully with the commission. The commission shall announce the names of the persons who have filed a letter of intent.
HISTORY: 2017 Act No. 17 (S.213), Section 1, eff May 9, 2017.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 2 - General Assembly

Chapter 20 - Nonjudicial Screening And Election

Section 2-20-10. Appointment of joint committee; election of officers.

Section 2-20-15. Elective office; notice of vacancy.

Section 2-20-20. Notice of intention to seek office; investigation of candidate.

Section 2-20-25. Notice required when person not seeking reelection to an office elected by General Assembly; extension of filing period.

Section 2-20-30. Public hearing of candidate qualifications.

Section 2-20-35. Omitted.

Section 2-20-40. Dispensation of public hearing on recommendation of joint committee; unopposed candidate.

Section 2-20-50. Confidentiality of records and other fact finding materials.

Section 2-20-60. Powers of joint committee in discharge of investigatory duties; subpoena and contempt powers.

Section 2-20-70. Privilege of the floor during candidate's pending application or election; restrictions.

Section 2-20-310. Appointment of screening commission; rules; compensation; costs.

Section 2-20-320. Vacancies; identification; publication.

Section 2-20-330. Letter of intent to seek office; investigation of candidate.

Section 2-20-340. Public hearings concerning candidates; testimony; executive sessions; findings; publication; withdrawal of candidacy.

Section 2-20-350. Scope of commission's investigation.

Section 2-20-360. Public hearing unnecessary; conditions.

Section 2-20-370. Confidentiality of records, information, and other material; retention.

Section 2-20-380. Powers of commission in discharge of investigatory duties; subpoena and contempt powers.

Section 2-20-390. Privilege of the floor during candidate's pending application or election; restrictions.

Section 2-20-400. Nominations; review of qualifications; time for election.

Section 2-20-410. Election to the boards; majority vote.

Section 2-20-420. Prohibition against dual offices; pledges; penalty for violations.