SC Treasurer to be blamed for $1.8B account, avoid removal recommendation
General News,South Carolina,Senate,Berkeley
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A state Senate panel investigating how the state had $1.8 billion sitting in an account without knowing who it belongs to will lay the responsibility at Treasurer Curtis Loftis. However, unlike last year when Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom resigned, the committee will not recommend Loftis be removed from office at the request of the governor’s office, said state Sen. Larry Grooms, R-Berkeley. Grooms plans to present his subcommittee’s report Tuesday on the Senate floor. The report will come after Loftis, who was reelected in 2022 and has said this will...
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