South Carolina voters weigh gambling, education funding in key race
Beasley backs public state lottery with education uses while opposing video poker and casino gambling. Hodges promotes lottery ties to scholarships amid video poker opposition. Hollings Inglis race dominates state headlines as Spence and Beasley contest, with local races for county council and school boards and multiple constitutional amendments on the ballot.
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GOP incumbents set for reelection in era of prosperity
The GOP claims most voters favor incumbents amid economic prosperity. Republicans with majorities in Congress and many statehouses launch a $10 million TV blitz in the final week, while polls suggest only a small number of House seats are truly vulnerable. Jay Johnson of Wisconsin is seen as the Democrat most likely to lose.
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