City live streaming paid by residents draws debate
Readers criticize the city for funding YouTube broadcasts of City Council meetings at 1100 dollars a month. The letter also questions sheriff’s office coverage, a deputy incident, and calls for coverage of the Officer of the Month program.</s>
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Unopposed lawmakers sweep to office in South Carolina
Four incumbents William Clyburn Bill Taylor Don Wells and Bill Hixon won their South Carolina House seats without opposition as of 10 p.m. Tuesday each securing nearly all votes. Clyburn said the high totals reflect voter appreciation while Taylor highlighted ethics reform information act revisions and Article V Convention efforts.
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Incumbents Reign in South Carolina Constitutional Officer Race
South Carolina voters reelected incumbents to key constitutional posts. Henry McMaster won over 60 percent for lieutenant governor as Mark Hammond and Alan Wilson secured fourth and second terms respectively. Molly Spearman and Richard Eckstrom retained educator and comptroller roles, with Curtis Loftis and Bob Livingston Jr. unopposed or with strong margins. A constitutional amendment will shift the adjutant general and running mates to gubernatorial selection starting in 2018.
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Furgiuele claims first Aiken County Council seat in 2024 vote
Camille Furgiuele, a New York City native and former Newton New Jersey town manager, won District 2 with 99.03 percent and 6,248 votes securing a seat on the Aiken County Council alongside reelected incumbents Kathy Rawls District 1 and Sandy Haskell District 5. Other results include Phil Napier in District 6 and ongoing terms for Districts 1 and 5. Republican slate dominates.
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