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The biggest new development is Jay Byars entering the South Carolina 1st Congressional District race, adding to an already crowded field. The June 9 primaries led to runoff elections, so the nomination picture is still unsettled. The seat is still expected to be highly contested. Byars’ entry adds to an already crowded nomination race and may slightly increase uncertainty. The runoff setup means the Democratic nominee is still not settled, so market pricing may stay volatile until the field narrows.
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham was far out front in a six-way Republican primary, likely to win enough votes to avoid a runoff, early and unofficial results showed as votes were
Republican candidates for SC governor, attorney general and congress makes their cases at Hilton Head forum hosted by Republican Women Voters of Southern Beaufort County.
South Carolina voters will choose nominees for governor and other offices in a state primary on Tuesday, the latest test of President Donald Trump’s sway over Republican voters.
After 10 states enacted new congressional maps, Republicans are in position to gain up to 16 seats this fall, compared with six for the Democrats, as the parties vie for control of the House.
Nancy Mace lags in a new South Carolina GOP primary poll conducted after Donald Trump backed rival Pamela Evette.
The rapidly growing Lowcountry needs effective action to address infrastructure, housing and economics, writes Jay Byars, who’s running in Tuesday’s GOP primary for the 1st Congressional District.
The two Republicans and two Democrats facing off in the June 23 primary runoffs in the 1st Congressional District have solid track records of government and public service and would be good choices.
Seventeen candidates — 10 Republicans and 7 Democrats — are running to represent South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District. Here’s more about the contenders.
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GOP leaders have finalized who will make the cut for the upcoming Republican gubernatorial debate — a decision that could shape the race before many voters fully tune in ahead
N. LacoreNancy Lacore
M. DefordMac Deford
M. Rivera-VazquezMayra Rivera-Vazquez
K. AtwoodKJ Atwood
M. DiazMax DiazSource: FEC
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