Grant Hunter

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Terry Alexander and 119 co-sponsors

The bill formally recognizes Grant Hunter for his service as a House page and honors him as Head Page for the current session.

Introduced and adopted

Bill summary: H 5700 (South Carolina, 2025-2026)

1) Purpose and intent

The bill is a House Resolution recognizing and honoring Grant Hunter for his service as a House page since 2024 and congratulating him on being named Head Page for the current legislative session.

It commemorates Hunter’s leadership, dedication, and positive contributions to the South Carolina House of Representatives and the broader community.

2) Key provisions and changes

Formal recognition: The resolution acknowledges Grant Hunter’s period of service as a House page starting in 2024 and notes his appointment as Head Page for the ongoing session.

Personal and biographical details: The resolution includes background information about Hunter, including:

Hometown: Irmo, South Carolina
Family: Son of Kevin and April Hunter
Education: Graduated from Spring Hill High School (class of 2024); sophomore at the Darla Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina (Dean’s List every semester)
CAMPUS involvement: USC Student Government (117th Student Senate), Dance Marathon morale team (raised nearly $800,000 for Palmetto Prisma Health Children's Hospital), resident assistant for Bates House, member of USC Co-Ed Cheer Team (2026-2027)
Faith/community: Active in Midtown Fellowship with leadership role

Status and recognition: The resolution explicitly states that the House recognizes and honors Hunter for his service as a Page and congratulates him on being named Head Page.

Formal presentation: Requires that a copy of the resolution be presented to Grant Hunter.

3) Who/what would be affected

Primary beneficiary: Grant Hunter, in the form of formal recognition by the South Carolina House of Representatives.

No legal or policy changes are imposed on state programs, agencies, or individuals; this is a ceremonial resolution.

The resolution is a symbolic, commemorative act that may be used for public records, publicity, and constituent communication.

4) Procedural and timeline aspects

Status: Introduced and adopted on May 13, 2026.

Process: A typical ceremonial House Resolution; sponsored and co-sponsored by a broad list of members (House representatives) from various districts, indicating bipartisan or cross-district support.

Next steps: The resolution would be presented to Grant Hunter and become part of the official records and commemorations of the 2025-2026 legislative session.

5) Additional context

The lengthy list of sponsors signals strong recognition within the House and showcases Grant Hunter’s prominence as a pages’ head and his positive standing among legislators.

As a resolution, it does not create statutory changes, funding, or policy shifts; it is a formal commendation of personal service and leadership.