Supreme Court Lets South Carolina Redistricting Stand
The Supreme Court affirmed a federal panel’s ruling upholding South Carolina’s new state house and congressional maps. Six Black voters from Florence, Sumter, Georgetown, Berkeley, Darlington and Charleston counties challenged the lines as discriminatory but the court rejected the claim.
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Haley chief of staff to aid Nikki Haley re election bid
Gov Nikki Haley's chief of staff Tim Pearson will leave the governor's office on Oct 12 to lead her political operation for a possible second term. Pearson, 30, helped Haley win the 2010 primary and general election and will start a new role a few days after his departure. His salary as chief of staff is 128750 dollars and will be paid by the campaign once his move is official.
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Three judge panel to hear Charleston primary case
A three judge panel will hear a federal lawsuit challenging the results of a South Carolina Senate special primary. Reginald Williams argues the state should have obtained federal approval before reinstating Paul Thurmond to the ballot, with a runoff featuring Thurmond and Sen. Walter Hundley set for today.
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