Rep. Joe Wilson leads Zyon Khalifa by 0.99 points in Columbia, prompting an automatic recount in South Carolina's 2nd Congressional District.
Current and former House Democrats, flush with victory following their landslide midterm wins, are already looking at potential opportunities to run for Senate in 2028, Axios has learned. Why it matters: Democrats' 2026 romp — with wins in Texas, South Carolina, Kansas and possibly even Mississippi — has some party members reevaluating what were once considered impossible targets. A source close to Rep. Sharice Davids (D-Kan.) — who was...
Newly elected Dem's blistering GOP attacks emerge after she courted Republican voters: 'Lit on fire'
South Carolina Democratic senator-elect Annie Andrews' old posts trashing Republicans and championing transgender rights resurfaced after Election Night.
The nation's biggest political shift in a half-century sparked a flood of jaw-dropping headlines. Democrats take control of the House and Senate, winning even in such deep red states as Kansas and South Carolina.
South Carolina governor-elect Alan Wilson won a brutal campaign on his way to earning the people’s vote to lead the state. Now begins the work of building his government. Take a look at his plans.
GOP Finger-Pointing Erupts After South Carolina Senate Defeat
The 2026 midterm elections delivered a solid blue wave for Democrats along with a new class of noticeably younger candidates across the board, beating out both new and incumbent senior opponents. Whether it was James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa in Texas, Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, Annie Andrews in South Carolina, Melat Kiros in Colorado or Josh Turek in…
Nov. 3’s tight race for South Carolina superintendent is sending mixed messages to the state’s education community. Incumbent Superintendent Ellen Weaver's margin of victory fell 10 points compared to 2022,
Democrat Nancy Lacore wins election to U.S. House in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District. Copyright 2026 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten,
Democrats won or came astonishingly close in states where Republicans usually dominate, from Texas, Ohio and Kansas to Iowa, Louisiana and South Carolina. Here’s why the Democratic wave exceeded expectations,
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