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SC Treasurer Curtis Loftis talks removal hearing, re-election campaign & ‘mystery’ $1.8 billionSouth Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis, who is serving his fourth term as state treasurer since being elected in 2010, announced his re-election campaign on Wednesday.
The embattled and defiant Curtis Loftis, a Republican, has criticized a South Carolina Senate investigation into a $1.8 billion accounting error, saying it has unfairly targeted him. Loftis has ignored calls for him to resign.
The ‘WTF Is Happening’ Guide to the Planned Parenthood Case at the Supreme Court
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Supreme Court wrestles with red state efforts to defund Planned Parenthood
Supreme Court considers if South Carolina may cut Planned Parenthood funding
The Supreme Court on Wednesday will debate whether patients may sue states that cut Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, teeing up a dispute over preventive healthcare that has been drawn into the fraught national fight over abortion access.
South Carolina lawmakers are going to try to remove a statewide elected official from office, for the first time in over two centuries as a U.S. state.
Florida Democrats believe they have a chance to pick up one of two congressional seats in the special election races. And, Trump is expected to announce new tariffs tomorrow, worrying investors.
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Incumbent South Carolina politician announced they’re running for mayor. What we knowIncumbent Myrtle Beach Mayor Brenda Bethune announced during an event on Thursday night her plans to run for mayor in November.
Graham made a stop in Spartanburg to speak with the Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America group and local pro-life leaders on Monday.
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Courtney Waters, who ran unopposed in a South Carolina House District 113 special election, won her contest Tuesday night, according to the unofficial results for ...
Voters are casting their ballots in a Special Election Tuesday and some of them will be seeing changes at the polls.
And this new bill would make these partisan elections run statewide. South Carolina Education Association President Sherry East thinks that putting a label on candidates could do more harm than good. “We already have a tough time getting people to fill ...
Ralph King Anderson Jr., a former state lawmaker and judge who played a pivotal role in creating South Carolina’s modern-day election laws, died Saturday at
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