Blacks Back Tenenbaum and Noble After Guilty Plea
Black leaders in South Carolina publicly endorse two white Democrats, Inez Tenenbaum and Phil Noble, after state Senator Theo Mitchell pleaded guilty to transferring cash without IRS notice. The move follows Mitchell's plea and raises questions about timing and politics in the primary.
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Jordan Boosts Momentum in Fight for Lieutenant Governor
Republican primary race tightens as Henry Jordan claims momentum by labeling rival Bob Peeler as Clinton or Brown Democrat and notes his own 14 years in the GOP. Clyborne once a Democrat, Peeler’s past and Jordan’s Reagan Bush campaigns are cited amid party clashes before Tuesday’s vote.
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Major Voter Concerns Not Among Top Issues
The State of South Carolina poll of 601 registered voters finds crime and education no longer dominate issues in the upcoming primaries. Voters cite leadership and honesty as key concerns while Republicans lean toward taxes and government spending. Crime remains prominent among African Americans but education concerns cross demographics as voters seek better schools and teachers.
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Milton Shealy
Newberry
Catherine White
Neeses
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