COLUMBIA - Mere months after the 2012 election, South Carolina is abuzz of political activity with a slate of potential presidential candidates already looking ahead to the state's "first in the ...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford has a slight edge in cash heading into the final days of the heated congressional race in the state's 1st District.
Even though about half for the 80,000 or so voters expected in this election had already cast their ballots, Richmond County Elections Director Lynn Bailey still predicts lines at the polls Tuesday.
COLUMBIA - South Carolina should have sought federal approval before putting a previously disqualified state Senate candidate back on the ballot, just as it must for any changes in election law, ...
South Carolina is holding a primary election Tuesday but hundreds of thousands of voters aren't able to participate because almost 250 candidates were declared ineligible.
Aiken City Councilman At-Large Don Wells will seek election into the South Carolina House District 81 seat currently held by Tom Young, a news release says.
South Carolina's new voter photo identification law appears to be hitting black precincts in the state the hardest, according to an analysis by The Associated Press.
Officials from Beaufort, Chester, Greenville and Spartanburg counties, who have been fighting with the state over the bill for the primary, say the state doesn't have the authority to hold the ...
ATLANTA - Herman Cain holds a decisive lead in the South Carolina Republican primary, according to a survey conducted Sunday for The Augusta Chronicle.
A League of Women Voters review, like an earlier State Election Commission audit, has found human errors in last year's South Carolina elections, and that could lead lawmakers to tighten elections ...
COLUMBIA -- South Carolina’s newly drawn 2nd congressional district promises to bring some political change to the region and its residents, but not for the man who serves as its congressman.
More than 250 people gathered for a meeting of the Aiken Republican Club where presidential hopeful Herman Cain, a supporter of drastic budget and tax reform, spoke.
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