Governor Miles backs private port project in Jasper County
Republican Governor candidate Miles argues for free enterprise as Stevedoring Services of America plans a privately funded inland port in Jasper County. He says the state should allow the project to proceed and questions why it is stalled while port expansion in Charleston moves ahead.
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Stevedoring Services of America
Jasper County
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Miles profile and tax debate from South Carolina race
Norfolk native Miles has been secretary of state since 1991 and previously served on Greenville City Council. A Duke and UNC-CH alumnus with 20 years practicing law, he highlights campaign economics and a 2001 CAFR based tax figure while opposing direct taxation.
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Greenville
Duke University
University of North Carolina
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Biographical sketch of Reb and Jim Rutherland
Reb holds biology and education credentials from Emory and the University of South Carolina. Sutherland is a Savannah River Site lab manager. She is married to Jim Rutherland, newly elected mayor of New Ellenton. Website: wv
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Emoryland Henry College
Emory
Virginia
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Branton, South Carolina legislator and businessman dies or retires
Summerville resident Branton served 13 years in the South Carolina General Assembly across the House and Senate. A University of South Carolina graduate and lumber company owner, he completed 35 years in the National Guard retiring as Lt. Colonel in 1992. Website: Bill thinkbillcc
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Condon urges end to property taxes to spur South Carolina growth
Charleston native and longtime Attorney General since 1995 argues tax elimination would spark home and car purchases, business investment, and in-state expansion. He backs Commerce reform and emeturing, noting prior roles as Ninth Circuit solicitor and Notre Dame Duke Law alumnus, and cites family.
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Department of Commerce
Eme Turing
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Campaign materials advocate diversified school success avenues
The candidate promotes welcoming innovative educational avenues to boost achievement in South Carolina. Emphasis on teacher quality, climate, standards, parental involvement, and resources. Mentions Sanford elected to Congress in 1994, his real estate work, and family. Website cited.
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Peeler Leads GOP in South Carolina Poll Despite Undecided
Brad Coker of Mason Dixon Polling reports Peeler shows statewide GOP support with Upstate backing and leads Sanford in the Upstate while trailing on the coast where Sanford dominates. Undecided voters total 11 percent. poll of 404 Republican primary participants with a plus minus 5 points. Other candidates Miles 4 percent Wingate 2 percent Condon unfavorability highest at 17 percent.
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Mason, Dixon Polling & Research Inc
Washington, D.C
Peeler
GOP
Upstate
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Condon
Coker
Charleston
Jim Miles
Columbia
Ken Wingate
Rob Sutherland and Bill Branton Percentages Reported
The report notes Rob Sutherland at 2 percent and Summerville Senator Bill Branton at 1 percent in a local race.
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