Haley presses for on the record voting with GOP lawmakers
Haley meets with South Carolina Republican caucuses as she campaigns for governor. She vows to lead reforms while aiming to win over legislators who previously blocked on the record voting. Republicans say they will work with their nominee and mend tensions with Haley in a bid to move the state forward.
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Republican It gov candidate defends sparse voting record
Ken Ard a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor defends a sparse voting record saying he did not plan to run for statewide office. He notes he first voted in 2004 and has voted little since while Ashley Cooper accuses him of self interest and apathy. Ard traces his lack of prior political involvement to taking over a family truck equipment business in 1996.
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