SC H3590

Eliminates all higher education requirements as qualifications for any elected office in South Carolina, prohibiting candidates from being denied ballot access based on lack of college education

Removes the requirement that probate judges must have a four-year bachelor's degree or four years' experience working in a probate judge's office

Reduces sheriff qualification options by eliminating pathways requiring an associate degree (with 3 years law enforcement experience) or bachelor's degree (with 1 year experience), leaving only the high school diploma with 5 years Class 1 law enforcement experience or 10 years as a summary court judge

Repeals Section 59-3-10 regarding the appointment, compensation, and qualifications of the State Superintendent of Education