Graham wins South Carolina GOP race with strong district showing
U S Senate hopeful Lindsey Graham swept the Third District GOP primary, tallying 90 116 votes to Jim Bryan 59 861 with 18 525 in Aiken County. Graham credits avoiding the ditch quote and plans a post victory visit to Aiken for two press conferences in North Augusta and Aiken.
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Lindsey Graham
House
Seneca
Graham
Bob Cantrell
1D Allgood
Jim Bryan
Aiken
Tommy Moore
Bryan
Aiken County
Oconee County
North Augusta
Beasley Wins Governor Race After GOP Battle
Beasley defeats Nick Theodore in a tight state election logging about 51 percent to Theodore’s 48 percent as GOP backing from old-guard chairs proves pivotal. In Aiken County Beasley carries 62 percent with 20,986 votes to Theodore’s 11,978. Theodore concedes after midnight.
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David Beasley
GOP
Carroll A .Campbell
Tate
Beasley
Nick Theodore
Theodore
Campbell
House
Aiken County
Aiken
National Results Highlight House Senate and Governor Winners
National and local races are summarized with precinct by precinct results. The piece notes Clinton's approach to bipartisanship and GOP strategy, plus coverage of state and local campaigns, voting records, and a coroner's stance on qualifications.
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U.S. House
U.S. Senate
Walter Mearson
Clinton
GOP
S.C
County Council
Aiken
Obituaries Notice from Page 9A Names Local Residents
Obituary notices list of residents including Mamie Sue Adams of Graniteville Ruby J Anderson of Gloverville Grace Bell of Aiken Willie Bright of Graniteville Jerod Terill Hankinson of Aiken and Mary McDaniel of Johnston.
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Mamie Sue Adams
Graniteville
Ruby J Anderson
Gloverville
Grace Bell
Aiken
Willie Bright
Jerod Terill Hankinson
Mary McDaniel
Johnston
Democratic leaders face leadership struggle after GOP surge
Democrats wrestle with post Election Day fallout as they assess new leadership roles in a GOP controlled House and Senate. Outgoing Speaker Foley faces uncertain prospects and a potential challenge. In the Senate, Sasser is defeated, leaving Daschle as the sole declared candidate for minority leader with others expected to vie.
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Washington
House
Senate
Thomas Foey
D-Wash
Foley
Jim Sasser
Dtenn
Sasser
Tom Daschle
D- 3.D
Daschle
Sen
James Exon
Clyburn Wins Narrow Victory in District House Race
Democrat Clyburn defeats Republican Williams 3639 to 3445 amid redrawn district lines. Republicans Mason and Smith hold seats, Huff and Sharpe unopposed, boosting GOP to 4-1 in House. Rudnick loses to Mason as Rudnick’s husband recovers in hospital. Henderson loses to Smith. Williams vows hard work in first campaign.
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David Beasley
Bob Peeler
Jim Miles
Les Condon
Earle Morris
Stan Spears
Treasichard Eckstrom
Barbara Nielsen
Agric
Les Tindal
Congress
Floyd Spence
Graham
Molly Spearman
S.C
Mason S
Mason S.C. House 82. Bill Clyburn S.C. House 83. ‘Thomas E. Huff
James R. Smith
Charles R. Sharpe
Judith Warner
Susan Giddings
James B. Baggott
Joel Randall
Council
Art Hadden
Glover Hickson
Aiken
Bill Clyburn
Henew
Reg Williams
Clyburn
Williams
Aiken-Edgefield-Saluda
S.C. House
Edgefield House
Rudy Mason
Rene Rudnick
James Roland Smith
Wayne Henderson
Tom Huff
Charles Sharpe
GOP
Smith
Lason
Rudnick
Augusta
Aarold
Henderson
Edgefield County
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Mary
Abby
Mason
Scott Webster
Betty Christensen
Irene Rudnick
Aiken House
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