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Thirst for the 1st: Honeycutt, Lacore want to serve in Congress - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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It’s hard for Democrats not to hear the hopeful echoes of 2018 in this year’s 1st Congressional District race between Republican Charleston County Council member Jenny Costa Honeycutt and retired Admiral Nancy Lacore. Once again, the coastal Lowcountry seat is open, and Democrats have nominated a moderate candidate who can raise money and connect with voters. Once again, President Donald Trump is struggling in the polls. And once again, a blue wave appears to be gaining sufficient force to wash
Budget delays expose questions about S.C.’s future (opens the original)
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South Carolina’s budget process isn’t broken, but it is under stress — and experts say those stresses are only expected to grow over the next decade and beyond. The post Budget delays expose questions about S.C.’s future appeared first on Charleston City Paper.
Budget delays expose questions about S.C.’s future - Statehouse (opens the original)
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South Carolina’s budget process isn’t broken, but it is under stress — and experts say those stresses are only expected to grow over the next decade and beyond. At present, they note, the pressures are primarily political as lawmakers struggle to reconcile promises of major income and property tax cuts with the health, education and infrastructure needs in America’s fastest-growing state. In part, that’s why the legislature formally adjourned for the year on May 14 without passing a 2026-27 budg
South Carolina mourns longtime U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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UPDATED 5:30 p.m. July 12 | South Carolinians were shocked Sunday morning to learn of the sudden death of longtime U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham. According to a report in The Washington Post, District of Columbia emergency services received a call at around 8:30 p.m. Saturday about a man having chest pains at Graham’s Capitol Hill address. At about 2 a.m., Graham’s office announced that the 71-year-old Republican senator had “passed away from a brief and sudden illness.” President Donald Trump, with
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