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H*3517
Session 105 (1983-1984)


H*3517(Rat #0609, Act #0614 of 1984)  General Bill, By L. Blanding
 A Bill to provide for seven single-member districts from which the members of
 the governing body of Sumter County must be elected beginning with the General
 Election of 1984, to provide for their terms of office, and to provide for the
 dates when the 1984 filing for county council offices shall begin and for the
 dates when the 1984 primary and general elections shall be held.-amended title

   02/14/84  House  Introduced and read first time HJ-899
   02/14/84  House  Referred to delegation from Sumter HJ-899
   04/05/84  House  Recalled from delegation Sumter HJ-2258
   04/10/84  House  Debate adjourned until Thursday, April 12, 1984 HJ-2299
   04/12/84  House  Read second time HJ-2395
   04/17/84  House  Read third time and sent to Senate HJ-2419
   04/17/84  Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-1417
   04/17/84  Senate  Referred to Senators from District No. 12 SJ-1417
   05/30/84  Senate  Recalled from Senators from District No. 12 SJ-2135
   05/30/84  Senate Read second time SJ-2135
   05/30/84  Senate Ordered to third reading with notice of
                     amendments SJ-2135
   06/21/84  Senate Amended SJ-2708
   06/21/84  Senate  Read third time SJ-2728
   06/21/84  Senate Returned SJ-2728
   06/21/84  House  Concurred in Senate amendment and enrolled HJ-3901
   06/22/84         Ratified R 609
   06/28/84         Signed By Governor
   06/28/84         Effective date 06/28/84
   06/28/84         Act No. 614
   07/12/84         Copies available



(A614, R609, H3517)

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR SEVEN SINGLE-MEMBER DISTRICTS FROM WHICH THE MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF SUMTER COUNTY MUST BE ELECTED BEGINNING WITH THE GENERAL ELECTION OF 1984, TO PROVIDE FOR THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE DATES WHEN THE 1984 FILING FOR COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICES SHALL BEGIN AND FOR THE DATES WHEN THE 1984 PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTIONS SHALL BE HELD.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:

Single member districts for governing body of Sumter County

SECTION 1. Beginning with the general election of 1984, one member of the governing body of Sumter County must be elected from each of the following districts:

District    Enumeration    Population    Variation
Number    Districts    of    Per
        Districts    Representative

1    Rembert Div.    2,792
    Sumter North Div.
        ED 431    1,062
    Sumter Southwest Div.    1,515
    Privateer Div.
        ED 442    686
        ED 446    96
        ED 447    540
    Shaw-Horatio Div.
        ED 435    41
        ED 436    734
        ED 437    910
        Tract 2
            BLK GP 1    510
            BLKS 201-233, 252    1,367
            BLK GP 5    1,616
        Tract 18.02
            BLKS 134, 135, 137-152    568
            BLK GP 2    226
                12,663     +0.45%

2    Shaw-Horatio Div.
        Tract 2
            BLKS 234-242    213
            BLK GP 3    586
            BLK GP 4    1,336
        Tract 3        7,366
        Tract 18.02
            BLKS 101-133, 136, 901    2,961
    Sumter North Div.
            BLKS 204-215    707
                13,169    +4.47%

3    Privateer Div.    7,136
        Less:
            ED 442    (686)
            ED 446    (96)
            ED 447    (540)
    Sumter Southeast Div.
        Tract 6
            BLK GP 2    446
        ED 449        1,059
    Sumter Div.
        Tract 17.01
            BLKS 201, 202, 217-230,
            232-235    1,273
        Tract 17.02    4,650
            Less:
            BLKS101, 102, 138-140    (236)
                13,006     +3.17%

4    Sumter North Div.
        Tract 4
            BLKS 216-224    655
    Sumter Div.
        Tract 9        7,765
        Tract 13    3,120
            Less:
            BLKS 101-103, 111-117,
            121, 122    (753)
        Tract 17.01    2,888
            Less:
            BLKS 201-202, 217-230,
            232-235    (1,273)
                12,402    -1.62%

5    Shiloh Div.    2,997
    Sumter Northeast Div.    3,141
    Sumter North Div.
        Tract 4
            BLKS 112, 113    80
            BLKS 201-203, 225-230    433
        ED 432        183
    Sumter Div.
        Tract 7
            BLK. GP 1    695
            BLK. GP 2    788
        Tract 8        5,208
            Less:
            BLKS 320-335    (1,234)
                12,291    -2.50%

6    Sumter Div.
        Tract 10    3,624
        Tract 14    589
        Tract 15    3,002
            BLK GP 1    (750)
        Tract 16    4,749
        Tract 17.02
            BLKS 101, 102,138-140    236
        Tract 13
            BLKS 101-103, 111-117,
            121, 122    753
        Tract 12    327
                12,530    -0.60%

7    Sumter Southeast Div.    3,735
        Less: ED 449    (1,059)
        Tract 6
            BLK GP. 2    (446)
    Sumter Division
        Tract 7        4,966
            Less: BLK GP 1    (695)
            BLK GP 2    (788)
        Tract 11    4,485
        Tract 8
            BLKS 320-335    1,234
        Tract 15
            BLK GP 1    750
                12,182    -3.36%

Composition of council

SECTION 2. The county council of Sumter County shall consist of seven members, one of whom must be elected from each of the districts established in Section 1. The terms of office of the members are four years and until their successors are elected and qualify, except that of those members elected in 1984, the members elected from Districts 2, 4, and 6 shall serve for initial terms of two years. Their successors must be elected in the general election every four years thereafter for terms of office of four years each.

Filing for offices

SECTION 3. if justice Department preclearance of this act is received by AugustNext 14, 1984, filing for county council offices shall begin on PreviousAugustNext 14 at noon and run to noon on PreviousAugustNext 17, 1984. The primary must be held on September 11, 1984, with any runoff to be held on September 25, 1984. All candidates must be certified to the appropriate authorities charged with printing up ballots by October 5, 1984, so that the election for Sumter County Council can be held at the November, 1984, general election. All general statutory provisions regarding time and dates for filing are suspended and the above-cited time lines are to be followed for purposes of this one election for county council only.

Should Justice Department preclearance not be received by PreviousAugust 14, 1984, the Sumter County Council shall set the dates for filing for these offices and the dates of a special primary and general election for these offices in accordance with the following schedule:

(1) Filing shall commence one week after the county council has received notice of preclearance;

(2) The primary shall be held on the fifth Tuesday after notification of preclearance is received;

(3) Runoffs shall be held on the second Tuesday following the primary;

(4) Certification of candidates winning the primary shall be completed at least thirty days before the general election;

(5) The general election shall be held on the twelfth Tuesday after notification of preclearance has been received unless this date falls on a holiday, in which case the general election shall be held on the next ensuing Tuesday which is not a holiday.

Time effective

SECTION 4. This act shall take effect upon approval by the Governor.




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