COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The 2013 legislative session may be characterized more for what South Carolina lawmakers did not accomplish than the laws they passed.

Only one of the items that both parties called a top priority in January is on track to become law. Legislation that prevents another round of candidates from being booted from primary ballots received a final vote in the House on Thursday — the last day of the regular session — sending it to the governor’s desk.