South Carolina
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South Carolina has had seven constitutions, the most recent coming in 1895. Since then, there have been many calls for a new Constitution, one that is not based on the politics of a post-Civil War population.
Several hundred amendments have been made to the 1895 Constitution in order to comply with Federal acts, and for many other issues. The most recent was in 1988. The volume of amendments makes South Carolina's Constitution one of the longest in the nation.
Help to build a transparent and accountable government in South Carolina
- Report on government accountability
- Write about the transparency legislation or procedures
- Evaluate South Carolina government websites for their degree of transparency.
Transparency in South Carolina
Here you will find the information about this state's accountability and transparency to it's citizens.
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