Sanford Wins Ga State Gov Race In Tight Contest
Republican Mark Sanford defeats Gov Jim Hodges in South Carolina in a costly bid to balance economic recovery and public education. Both candidates raised about seven million dollars for a combined thirteen point eight five million, the highest campaign spending in state history. Hodges, 45, faced a Republican legislature, with Virginia’s Mark Warner in a similar position for 2005.
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Graham wins Thurmond seat to become SC's first new senator in 96 years
Republican Lindsey Graham defeats Democrat Alex Sanders and two third party candidates to capture the Senate seat vacated by retiring Strom Thurmond. Sanders praises democracy as Graham secures endorsement and boosts from ads and fundraisers.
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District Election District 82 86 2 3 5 6 7 Summary
District 82 Bill Clyburn and District 86 Dim Stewart lead lists. District 2 Valerie Towles, District 3 Larry Murphy, District 5 Tom Goforth, District 6 Christine Sanders, District 7 Rosemary English are named in the slate. No further details provided.
Obituaries list from Aubron Brown to Harriet Wise Johnston
A list of obituary notices from West Virginia towns including Aubron Brown, Bernice Davenport Wagoner, Harold Dixon Aiken, Annie Johnson, and Harriet Wise Johnston appears on page 6A. The notices acknowledge passing dates and hometowns, reflecting community remembrance.
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Sharpe wins agriculture commissioner bid in South Carolina
Rep. Charles Sharpe, a longtime legislator and farmer from Wagener, defeats Democrat John Long to become agriculture commissioner. AP declared him winner around 1:08 a.m. with 99 percent of precincts in. Sharpe led by about 9,000 votes after counting more than 1 million ballots. He will replace retiring Les Tindal and says he is possibly the first constitutional officer from Aiken County.
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Patterson defeats Ryberg in race for South Carolina treasurer
Republican candidates fared unevenly in South Carolina on Tuesday with Dem Grady Patterson defeating Republican Sen Greg Ryberg for state treasurer. Patterson secured about 52 percent with 98 percent of precincts reporting, keeping the four statewide GOP offices largely in Republican hands while Democrats faced losses in the governor and comptroller general races. Ryberg, a state senator since 1998, framed the race as modernizing the office in a column in The State, which Patterson brushed off as age criticism.
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Barrett defeats Brighthorp in 3rd District U S House race
Gresham Barrett won about 69 percent of the vote in the 1st District race with 79 percent of precincts reporting. He carried Aiken County 22,026 to 9,603 over Democrat George Brighthorp, a high school guidance counselor from Trenton, and praised support for the Savannah River Site including MOX. Barrett vowed to carry Lindsey Graham’s trail into Congress and note his readiness to serve District Three.
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