Statewide races feature Riley Workman and more incumbents
The top statewide contest pits incumbent Democrat Richard W. Riley against Republican William D. Workman for governor. Lt governor will be Norma Russell facing Mike Daniel. Attorney General sees Travis Medlock vs Donnie Myers. Agriculture offers Bryan Patrick against Leslie Tindal. Secretary of State, Treasurer, Comptroller, Superintendent of Education and Adjutant General races include incumbents facing Libertarian or Republican challengers.
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Richard W
Dick) Riley
William D
Bill) Workman
Norma Russell
Lexington
Mike Daniel
D-Gaffney
Travis Medlock
Donnie Myers
Dan McCleod
Bryan Patrick
Leslie Tindal
John T. Campbell
Jan Chapman
Grady L. Patterson
Thomas Waldenfels
Earle E. Morris Jr
Richard Winchell
Charles G. Williams
Panthecla T. Williams
Adjutant General
Eston Marchant
Joseph E. Brown
Five SC House incumbents face no opposition in key districts
Five incumbent Democrats in the South Carolina State House face no challengers on tomorrow’s ballot. Only Judson Busbee of District 86 has a Republican challenger, Charles Sharpe. Other unopposed include Irene Rudnick District 81 Joseph Anderson District 82 Thomas E. Huff District 83 William H. Jones District 84 and Larry Gentry District 39.
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S.C
Judson Busbee
D-Wagener
Charles Sharpe
Busbee
Irene Rudnick
D-Aiken
Joseph Anderson
Edgefield
Thomas E
College Acres voters seek Public Works Commissioner
In College Acres a six year Public Works Commissioner term is up with retiring John Schilling. Candidates are Joe Finley a former education board member and New York official and Bill Ice a Savannah River Plant editor and longtime Scout leader. Both pledge to advance district progress and fiscal stability.
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College Acres
John Schilling
Joe Finley
Bill Ice
Board of Education
Walworth
New York
Wayne County
New York State Assembly
Finley
College Acres Public Works
Savannah River
South Africa Presbyterian Church
Ice
Aiken County Council races set for incumbents challenge
Incumbents seek to keep seats in three of four Aiken County Council contests on tomorrow's ballot. District 6 lacks an incumbent as Marilyn Smith, who defeated Homer McGee on June 22, meets Remellens Lorenzo Fallon. District 1 features Fay Hatcher against Gordon Mundy Sr. District 5 pits Billie Trapp against Jerry Mike Toole. District 2 matches Medwell Hill with James Brinkley.
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Aiken County
Marilyn Smith
Homer McGee
Remellens
Lorenzo Fallon
Demo
Crat Fay S. Hatcher
Gordon V. Mundy Sr
Billie K. Trapp
Jerry Michael
Mike) Toole
Medwell Hill
James C. Brinkley
Voters face three questions on Aiken County ballot
Voters in Aiken County will decide on three questions including a local advisory referendum on whether the General Assembly should retain taxing authority over the school board's operational millage rate. The others seek approval of two state constitutional amendments affecting a constitutional officer and city tax exemptions for new manufacturing.
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General Assembly
Aiken County School Board
Aiken County
State Supreme Court
Tommy Moore
D-Aiken County
Sen. Moore
Columbia
Saluda County
South Carolina
Roland Windham
S. C. Municipal Association
Windham
Eleven vie for six Aiken County Board of Education seats
Eleven candidates compete for six Aiken County Board of Education seats in tomorrow’s election. The four way race for Seat Nine includes Celestine P Blas sengale Dr Linda M Clary Chalma R Lindler and Walter Moore. Incumbent Henry P Moseley Jr opposes H Alan Smith for At Large Eight. Denton T Johnson faces Rev James Roland Smith for Area Three. Three incumbents run unopposed Sally S Bigger J P Kneece Jr and Robert H Slay.
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Aiken County
Denton T. Johnson
James Roland Smith
Sally S. Bigger
J.P. Kneece Jr
Robert H. Slay
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Workman
Russell
Daniel
Medlock
S.C. House
Sharpe
Rudnick
Anderson
Gentry
Fallaw
Hatcher
Toole
Brinkley
Alan Smith
Clary
Johnson
Lindler
Roland Smith
Moore
Moseley
Congress
Butler Derrick
Gordon Davis
Derrick
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