South Carolina Election Roster Lists Candidates by Districts
A contested list of candidates for state and local offices across South Carolina districts. Includes US House Districts 2 and 3, Senate District 24 and 25, multiple SC House districts, county sheriff, and city councils. Names include Thurmond, Spence, Graham, Ryberg, Moore, Spearman, Mason, Clyburn, Beck, Smith, Sharpe, Sellers, Townsend, Roe, Godard, Sharpe, Spradley, Warner, Young, McKenzie, Butler, Osbon, Hightower, Williamson, Rankin, Spradley, Hunter, Mottell, Parker, Gleaton.
Wagener woman charged in shooting
Paulette Seawright, 44, of 248 Honeysuckle Trail, was arrested after a Salley shooting where she shot at her husband Roosevelt Seawright, striking him in the right arm. She faces assault and battery with intent to kill. She fled on foot and was later apprehended at her Wagener home.
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Wagener
Paulette Seawright
Honeysuckle Trail
Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
Salley
Roosevelt Seawright
Seawright
Aiken
Ms. Seawright
ACSO
Obituary Notices Include Four Names From New Jersey
Obituary notices on Page 2B list Cassie Brown Hughes Wagen Margaret Koeck Sauerborn of Spring Lake Heights New Jersey and Hattie Mae Youmans of New Ellenton. The brief listing confirms their passing with standard memorial details in the local paper.
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Margaret Koeck Sauerborn
Spring Lake
Hts
Hattie Mae Youmans
New Ellenton
Thurmond Heads Back To Eighth Senate Term In 2000
Strom Thurmond clinched an eighth U.S. Senate term as South Carolina voters joined in a high turnout across Aiken County. Thurmond led with about 606,488 statewide votes to 501,736 for challenger Elliott Close, winning 72 percent in the county's 68 percent turnout. The veteran Republican, born in 1902, has signaled this may be his final campaign.
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Aiken County
Strom Thurmond
U.S. Senate
Thurmond
Wright Brothers
Aiken
Elliott Close
South Carolina
Close
Senate
Work together message from Clinton after election win
President Clinton urged Americans to work together after winning a second term as Democrats held the White House while Republicans gained control of Congress. He pledged to balance the budget improve education reform welfare and curb crime, signaling cabinet reshuffles and a bipartisan approach.
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Little Rock
Ark
White House
Congress
Clinton
Bob Dole
Franklin Roosevelt
House
GOP
Senate
Supreme Court
America
Washington
Defense
William Perry
Warren Christopher
Energy
Hazel O'Leary
Clinton Concedes Victory After Campaign Finale Speech
President Clinton declared the campaign over after winning the final election of his life, saying there is no next campaign and thanking supporters, allies, and rival Bob Dole and Jack Kemp. He reflected on overcoming adversity and hoped for continued progress amid Republican investigations into fundraising and other matters.
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Clinton
Whitewater
FBI
White House
Arkansas
America
Dole
Jack Kemp
Preliminary hearing set in DSS murders
Aiken Solicitor Barbara Morgan announced a tentative date of 9 a.m. November 20 for a preliminary hearing for David Mark Hill, the man accused of shooting three Department of Social Services workers Josie Curry Michael Gregory and James Riddle in the North Augusta BTC building.
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Aiken
Barbara Morgan
David Mark Hill
Hill
Ms. Morgan
Hampton Avenue
Department of Social Services
Josie Curry
Michael Gregory
James Riddle
North Augusta
Lines at Aiken County polls reveal machine, split precinct woes
Voters faced long lines after a 7 am general election start at Aiken County's 63 polling places. Registrations director Denton Johnson blamed machine shortages and split precincts for delays, noting turnout exceeded expectations and promising efforts by 400 poll managers to cope. He warned split precincts complicate voting and urged patience amid the slowdown.
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Aiken County
Denton Johnson
Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floyd Spence
Lindsey Graham
S.C. Senate
Greg Ryberg
Tommy Moore
S.C. House
Molly Spearman
Rudy Mason
Bill Clyburn
Scott Beck
James R. Smith
Charles Sharpe
Sheriff Howard Sellers
Sue Townsend
Sue Roe
Liz Godard
Linda Sharpe
Auaitor
Cyrus Spradley
RMC
Judith Warner
Ronnie Young
LaWana McKenzie
Eddie Butler
Rick Osbon
Willar Hightower
Incase Williamson
Brent Rankin
John Spradley
Jack Hunter
Philip Mottell
Paul Parker
Joe Gleaton
Cassie Brown Hughes
Wagen
Cash
Fantasy
Scott Webster
Strom Jr
Paul
Aiken City Conference Center
C. House
C. Senate
S.C
School Board
DSS
Wann
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