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Henry McMaster10 Ralph Norman6 Lindsey Graham3

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Greenville, Florence must change election format, per SC lawThe Legislature ordered Greenville and Florence to abandon their partisan elections, but let them choose how. Greenville just made the best choice. There’s still work for Florence and lawmakers to do.

Charleston Post and Courier2d agoWhole story →

Government sc election law change

KY Gov. Andy Beshear swings though SC in potential 2028 lookKentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, who’s been pegged as a potential Democratic presidential candidate, swung through South Carolina on Friday to urge his party to be willing to fight anywhere.

Charleston Post and Courier3d agoWhole story →

Government Andy Beshear 2028 presidential primary

Nancy Mace passes second and likely final bill of careerSC Rep. Nancy Mace, set to depart at the end of this year, passed a bill eliminating education mandates from federal contracts without a rationale. It could prove big for the Lowcountry defense industry.

Charleston Post and Courier3d agoWhole story →

Economy

Security HR 5235 skills based federal contracting act passage

A rare close race between Darline Graham and Annie AndrewsAnnie Andrews is outspending sitting Darline Graham in their race for the U.S. Senate. Polls across South Carolina show them tied at a time the GOP is weak. But is she actually winning the race?

Charleston Post and Courier4d agoWhole story →

SC child abuse victims need help only Congress can provideAs South Carolina has grown, so has the number of child abuse cases across the state. South Carolina's Children's Advocacy Centers do a lot for us with little funding. That needs to change.

Charleston Post and Courier4d agoWhole story →

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Government child abuse funding crisis

Decision to remove school board member must be transparentGov. Henry McMaster will soon decide whether to remove Charleston School Board Trustee Darlene Dunmeyer-Roberson from office. Here are the factors that must go into that decision.

Charleston Post and Courier5d agoWhole story →

Education

Government Henry McMaster school board removal decision

Bill may let SC homeowners take low mortgage rates with themA proposed bill would let South Carolina homeowners with ultra-low rates transfer them to new homes, possibly loosening inventory and helping combat the market’s affordability crisis.

Charleston Post and Courier5d agoWhole story →

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Economy HR 10028 mortgage rate relief bill

Dominion's rate plans, NextEra merger to shape utility billsColumbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann warns that South Carolinians could get a major sticker shock depending on what the Public Service Commission decides on two important utility requests.

Charleston Post and Courier5d agoWhole story →

Planet Daniel Rickenmann south carolina utility rate case

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