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Aiken County
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Toole Upsets Trapp in Aiken County Council Race
Republican Jerry Michael Toole defeated incumbent Democrat Billie K. Trapp in District 5. Trapp cited Ethics Commission charges over her June budget vote for her defeat. The election shifts one seat toward Republicans but preserves the 5-4 party-line control.
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Aiken
Homer McGee
Jerry Michael
Mike) Toole
Billie K. Trapp
Trapp
S.C. Ethics Commission
State Ethics Commission
Gilford Trapp
Democrats Lead In State County Government In 1982 SC Election
Richard W. Dick Riley won a statewide victory for the Democrats in South Carolina’s 1982 general election, securing a record fourth term and carrying the 6th District. Mike Toole Marilyn Smith Medwell Hill Fay Hatcher won county council seats in Aiken County, with several school board winners and a lone contested House race.
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Richard W.dick) Riley
South Carolina
Agriculture Commissioner’s
Bryan Patrick
Aiken County
Mike Toole
Marilyn Smith
Medwell
James R. Smith
Linda M. Clary
Sally Bigger
J.P. Kneece
Robert H. Slay
S.C
Judson Busbee
Charles Sharpe
Irene Rudnick
Tom Huff
Billy Jones
Joe Anderson
Larry Gentry
Riley
Bill Workman
Mike Daniel
Norma Russell
John Napier
Who Was Victorious Party Answers Differ
After midterm elections Democrats expanded House control while Republicans kept the Senate. White House aides call Reagan upbeat and vote for staying the course, while Democrats label the result a call for change. House results show Democrats with 246 seats and chances to gain. Senate majority looks 54-46 for Republicans with some races undecided. Strongest gains occur in statehouses with seven Republican governors captured.
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Washington
House
Senate
Reagan
White House
James A. Baker III
98Th Congress
Baker
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Richard Richards
Georgia
Howard Cannon
Nevada
Harrison Schmitt
New Mexico
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Wallace
Toole Unseats
Toole
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
St. Angela Academy
Sen. Thurmond
Ginny Southworth
Robin Tallon
Thomas Hartnett
Mullins McLeod
Floyd Spence
Ken Mosely
Spence
Butler Derrick
Gordon Davis
Carroll Campbell
Marion Tyus
John Spratt
Ken Holland
Spratt
John Wilkerson
Les Tindal
Clemson University
Patrick
Charlie Williams
Grady Patterson
John Campbell
Earle Morris
Eston Marchant
Black Caucus
Aiken County Court House
Phil Jones