Elections in Columbia and the Midlands
Elections in Columbia and the Midlands
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Richland 1 special election candidates urge accountability, focus on poverty, training
Two schoolteachers, a retired state employee, a minister with experience as a teacher and administrator, and a paralegal with deep volunteer roots in the public schools are the five candidates seeking an at-large seat on the Richland 1 school board.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Orangeburg elections chief to lead Richland elections office
After meeting with Howard Jackson behind closed doors for about 35 minutes, the four-person Board of Elections & Voter Registration chose the Orangeburg County elections director to lead the $1.2 million office.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Richland elections board doing ‘homework’ on background of director candidate
Still, no director has been named for the Richland County elections office.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Forest Acres voters will elect two on Tuesday
Tuesday, voters in Forest Acres elect two City Council members from a field of six candidates.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Will Columbia Mayor Benjamin announce re-election bid Monday?
Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin may formally announce his re-election bid in the upcoming November election Monday morning.
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POLITICS
How Mark Sanford staged an unlikely comeback
Four years ago, Mark Sanford seemed to be political road kill, with many including Sanford himself saying his career was through.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Colbert Busch agrees to 1 debate with Sanford
Elizabeth Colbert Busch who leads her Republican rival in the 1st Congressional District race, according to a new poll has agreed to only one debate against Mark Sanford.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Sanford says pigs were barbecued, spokesman says it was a joke
Video of former SC governor and congressional candidate Mark Sanford telling MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” that the pigs he brought to the SC State House in 2004 to protest pork barrel spending were "barbecued." A spokesman said Sanford was joking.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Sanford, Bostic spar again in runoff forum
Curtis Bostic attempted to use former Gov. Mark Sanford’s words against him in a debate Monday on the eve of the Republican runoff for the 1st Congressional District.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Colbert Busch in dead heat with Sanford in congressional race
The Public Policy Polling survey could be a boost for Democrats, since nearly six out of 10 people polled said they voted for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney over President Barack Obama in November, which mimicked the actual results in the district along the Lowcountry coast.

