Elections in Columbia and the Midlands
Elections in Columbia and the Midlands
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POLITICS
Civil War re-enactor vs. civil rights activist’s son
The lieutenant governor race could steal political spotlight in SC. Two high-profile politicians have announced plans to pursue the post... so far. Still more candidates are considering a run.
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EDUCATION
Teacher rolls to easy victory in Richland 1 race
Pamela Adams, a Hand Middle School social studies and history teacher, was elected Tuesday night to a seat on the Richland 1 school board, defeating four other candidates in a race that drew sparse turnout.
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POLITICS
Sellers to run for SC lieutenant governor
State Rep. Bakari Sellers, considered a rising star in the Democratic Party, will announce Thursday that he is running for lieutenant governor in 2014, sources said.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Delegation delays meeting on board vacancy
The Richland County legislative delegation is postponing its meeting until next week, when members are expected to elect a new chairman and fill a vacancy on the five-member county Elections and Voter Registration Board.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Some Richland lawmakers want election director do-over
‘This train just can’t seem to get on the track’: Several lawmakers question process that chose Jackson
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Filing opens for Arcadia Lakes mayor, town council
Petitions are available for candidates for mayor and two seats on Arcadia Lakes Town Council.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Filing opens for Arcadia Lakes mayor, town council
Petitions are available for candidates for mayor and two seats on Arcadia Lakes Town Council.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Voters can hear from Richland 1 candidates in Thursday forum
A second forum to hear the views of candidates running in a special Richland 1 school board election is set for Thursday at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, 2501 Heyward St.
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LOCAL NEWS
EXCLUSIVE: Richland’s new elections chief reports working 93 hours a week at 3 jobs
Howard Jackson apparently works two other jobs in addition to being the current director of the Orangeburg Voter Registration and Elections office. According to federal records and Jackson’s application for his new Richland post, Jackson now works at least 93 hours a week.
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ELECTIONS IN COLUMBIA AND THE MIDLANDS
Haley rebuffs Dem demands that she dismiss controversial advisor
Gov. Nikki Haley’s re-election campaign has no plans to remove a volunteer who S.C. Democrats and others say has ties to white supremacist groups.

