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U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman endorses South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson at a campaign event Monday in West Columbia. (Photo by Jessica Holdman/SC Daily Gazette)
By Jessica Holdman
U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman's endorsement means Attorney General Alan Wilson has the support of the third-, fifth-, and sixth-place finishers heading into the primary runoff. Beyond the endorsements, the article also looks at where the candidates led in the primaries, accusations heading into the runoffs, and what’s next for the future ex-Congress members.
Students from schools across South Carolina perform “While I Breathe, I Hope” during a 2021 virtual choir performance. (Photo courtesy of Craig Allen, a Winthrop University adjunct instructor of music)
By Kaylen Jones
South Carolina’s new choral anthem puts the state’s nearly 250-year-old motto to music with a uniting message of hope. The designation of "While I Breathe, I Hope" comes in time for celebrations of the nation’s 250th birthday, but it was a decade in the making.
By Skylar Laird
A Republican legislator in the Upstate officially defeated his GOP challenger by the narrowest of margins in South Carolina’s primaries. Rep. Rob Harris lost an additional vote in the recount
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