Courthouse Election Night Draws Aiken County Crowd
The Aiken County courthouse hosted election night crowds as polls closed at 7 p.m. By 8:04 p.m. Robert M. Bell read early precinct results, noting turnout of 24.5 percent from 9,343 of 38,141 active voters. He cited cross over voting and predicted magistrate races would attract GOP voters.
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Aiken County
Robert M. Bell
Democratic Party
Bell
GOP
U.S
Senate
Results Listed For S C House Primary Elections
South Carolina House primary results show Democratic and Republican races across counties. Notable wins include McLellan over Montague in Oconee and Pracht IV over Tucker in Anderson, with multiple runoff articles and a few reports pending in others.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House
Oconee
Robert Neil McLellan
Dan Montague
Pickens
Larry A. Martin
Emily G Callahan
Barney D. Jones
Martin-Callahan
Anderson
John C. Pracht IV
Johnny Tucker
Fred T. Moore
William Jackson Wright
CD. Chamblee
James M Hawkins
Paul Ray Valentine Jr
BB Wright
Cooper
J Arthur Bishop
Robert H. Chasteen
J M_ Wingo
Abbeville
Michael Gulledge
Charles L. Powell
Laurens
Eugene C. Stoddard
Don Babb
Greenville
John T Wood
John K. Webb
Rep
Beattie E. Huff
Joe L. Quinn
Katie Roark
Mark Hackett
Rufus M Morgan
Jennifer Smith
John F. Brooks
Austin C. Latimer
Sylvia K Dreyfus
Henry W. Davis
Cherokee
Olin R. Phillips
Thom R Maret
Barney
Mathis
Charles T Mathis Dr
Charles T Mathis Dr. Framers McCraw
Spartanburg
Ring
Jack W Lawrence
David
Hawkins
Danny R. Smith
Local magistrates face reshuffle amid Holley resignation
Max Meek remains chief magistrate while Glenn Holley plans to resign. Supreme Court Chief Justice J Woodrow Lewis reassigned Holley’s duties to B E Nichols, creating uncertainty over whether two chief magistrates will exist in the Aiken district or a single role. Several state lawmakers announce general election bids and committee chairmen draw challengers, with Theodore pursuing Congress and Keller leaving to spend time with family.
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Glenn Holley
Holley
Supreme Court
J. Woodrow Lewis
B.E. Nichols
Nichols
North Augusta
Aiken
Ways and Means
Tom Mangum
Dlancaster
Judiciary Committee
Robert McFadden
Dyork
Solomon Blatt
D-Barnwell
House
James T. Berry
Pineville
Clyde Dangerfield
Dcharleston
Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee
Don C. Gibson
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Moore
D-Anderson
Interstate Cooperation
Jack Wright
Belton
Nick Theodore
Greenville
David Keller
Florence
Theodore
Education and Public Works
Congress
Keller
Rules Committee
South Carolina Primaries Narrow into General Election Outlook
The article details Democratic and Republican results across South Carolina districts. Key figures include Reps. Mendell Davis Kenneth Holland John Jenrette and candidates Theodore Heller Carroll Campbell and others with district by district tallies and county compositions.
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Inez Kirkland
Gloverville
Jeannie Lancaster
M. Judson Busbee
S. C. House
J.C. Duncan
Edwin Lake
Saluda-Newberry
Larry Gentry
Eugene S. Blease
Newberry
John M. Rucker
David Waldrop Jr
Fairfield
Ben F Hornsby
Edward Murphy
Union-Chester
James Neely Asher
Keith Vanderford
Lancaster-Chester
Melvin — Nunnery
Michael McBrayer
York
Herbert Kirsh
JB Harvey
LH. Hicks
Kirsh-Harvey
Palmer Freeman Jr
George Wilson
Kershaw
Chesterfield
Paul Burdh
Demal L. Ogburn
George W Gregory Jr
Jean Harris
Marlboro
Wade R_ Crow
Glen Manning
Darlington
David Beasley
Gary E. Byrd Jr
Winifred L Flowers
Beasley Byrd
Warren D. Arthur IV
Edward Jack Smith
John P Gardner Jr
WA Sherrill
Marion
Archibald H Buchan
Charles E. Fontaine
Kenneth Summerford
Sumter
David F McInnis
J J. Phillips
Richland
H Parker Evatt
Richard Buck
Leevy Johnson
Tom Broadwater
Jerry M Screen
Joyce C Hearn
Charles A Jones
Wilson
Tom Baldwin
Michael Bryant
Jack Gregory
Carey Murphy
Sanders
Davis
Wilson- Baldwin
Lloyd I Hendricks
Eben Young
James E Kinard Jr
Walter L. Hunter
Julius Murray
Marion D McGowan
Mike D Duncan
Thomas Moore
McGowan Moore
Lexington
Judson Busbee
Thomas C Brandner
Woods
J Leeds Barrell IV
Eugene M Broome
Allendale-Bamberg
James B Brandt
Grodney Albert
Calhoun-Orangeburg
John G_ Felder
Hugh Heckle
Orangeburg
L Edward Bennett
Frank F Corbett
James C Williams Jr
Barkeley
Williams Tasker
Aidwete
Leon Hare
Paula Moore
Max Meek
Llouse
Mendell Davis
Kenneth Holland
John Jenrette
Butler C. Derrick
Anthony Panuccio
Seneca
Heller
Campbell
Nick
Carroll Campbell
House Education and Public Works Committee
Bass
Hadley
Allendale
Bamberg
Barnwell
Calhoun
Watkins
Benjamin Frasier
Will
C.C. Wannamaker
Frasier
Beaufort
Berkeley
Charleston
Colleton
Dorchester
Hampton
Jasper
Holland
Colleen Yates
Harold Hough
Camden
Yates
Chester
Lancaster
Union
Jeryl Best
Darlington County
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