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Wednesday’s Campaign Round-Up, 10.28.26: Poll shows tied race in South Carolina
Justice Department will have poll monitors in Charleston County on Election Day, possibly elsewhere
Contrasting SC governor’s race: Alan Wilson’s conservative leadership vs Jermaine Johnson's ‘new SC’
Hicks: Nothing to fear here, Republicans. Your election victory is in the bag. Right?
A South Carolina Policy Council poll puts Republican Darline Graham at 47 percent, with Democrat Annie Andrews at 46 percent.
In addition to choosing their candidates, Beaufort County residents heading to the polls now and through Nov. 3 will need to consider a penny sales tax.
Senate Republicans see Iowa moving their way and Ohio slipping, with pessimism growing over Alaska and Kansas. Why it matters: Even when they squint, top Republicans struggle to see a majority beyond 51 seats, according to half a dozen senior operatives. ✈️ A combination of paid media and Air Force One visits has bolstered GOP confidence that they'll hold South Carolina and Mississippi. But across the map, the outlook looks bleak, with only a...
Fry Urges Norman to Campaign for Graham in S.C. Senate Race
Ralph Norman refuses to campaign for Darline Graham, accusing Trump of trying to force his hand-picked Senate candidate on South Carolina voters.
The Post and Courier invited Jenny Costa Honeycutt and Nancy Lacore to explain why they would be the best person to represent South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District. Here’s Honeycutt's column.
Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., is insisting that “God’s hand is still on the United States of America” while warning about a “dark force from the radical, weird, dangerous left” ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
In addition to governor and federal races, Dorchester County voters will decide who will represent them at the Statehouse when they cast their ballots this election season. As the Summerville area sees continued growth and rural parts of the county deal with some of the fallout from that growth,
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