News
Senator Campsen shepherded a resolution through the Senate that creates the Robert Smalls Monument Commission.
COLUMBIA —A legislative commission tasked with building a monument to Civil War hero Robert Smalls met for the first time this week to begin laying groundwork to permanently commemorate the […]
Read More
Senator Campsen helps secure $3.3M in State Funding for Major Projects
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. – The Town of Mount Pleasant is proud to announce the receipt of $3.3 million in State funding thanks to the support and efforts of Senator Chip […]
Read More
Senator Chip Campsen and his family sell Fort Sumter Tours after 61 years of ownership
Long before he entered state politics, George “Chip” Campsen III went to work for his father’s maritime business at age 15 as a deckhand. By 19, he had his captain’s […]
Read More
Senator Campsen Earns Top Score in General Assembly from Conservation Voters of South Carolina
Senator Campsen earns the top score in General Assembly from Conservation Voters of South Carolina. Read more about this accomplishment here.
Read More
Senator Campsen’s Amendment Would Eliminate Archaic Holdover Provision
Here’s another batch of chaos in S.C. government, courtesy of the self-styled “Freedom Caucus”: An Atlantic Beach Town Council member who didn’t run for reelection in November and apparently lost […]
Read More
Senator Campsen Initiates Nesting Sea Bird Protection at Deveaux Bank
South Carolina wildlife officials will temporarily close Deveaux Bank, a rapidly eroding island south of Charleston that’s a critical rest stop for pelicans, whimbrels and other birds that depend on […]
Read More
Senator Campsen’s June 30, 2015 Speech on Emanuel Nine Murders
Senator Campsen addresses the South Carolina Senate on June 30, 2015 following the Emanuel Nine Murders. Senator Campsen’s speech can be viewed here beginning at 12:50 .
Read More
Senator Campsen’s Constitutional Amendment to make the Comptroller General an Cabinet agency Appointed by the Governor
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The legislative fallout over a $3.5 billion accounting blunder by South Carolina’s comptroller general took a new turn Tuesday as lawmakers moved to make his job […]
Read More