Dive into the latest developments in South Carolina politics, where key decisions impact local communities and small businesses. From legislative updates to election news, this category keeps you informed about the issues affecting your livelihoods and government actions that shape our state’s future. Engage with insightful analysis and stay ahead in the dynamic landscape of South Carolina’s political scene.
News Summary Keishan Scott, a Democrat, has won a special election for South Carolina’s House District 50, securing over 70% of the votes. This victory
News Summary First Circuit Solicitor David Pascoe has officially changed party affiliation from Democrat to Republican, diminishing the Democratic presence in South Carolina solicitors’ offices.
News Summary A shooting incident at a Memorial Day weekend gathering in Little River, South Carolina, left ten people injured and one individual with a
News Summary South Carolina becomes the last state to criminalize revenge porn following the passage of House Bill H.3058. This law prohibits the sharing of
News Summary Sheriff Chuck Wright has resigned from his position in Spartanburg County following mounting scrutiny over conduct and an ongoing FBI investigation. His resignation
News Summary David Pascoe, the First Circuit Solicitor, has officially switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party. His decision reduces the number of
News Summary South Carolina is set to enact legislation criminalizing the distribution of intimate images without consent, becoming the last state in the U.S. to
News Summary Chuck Wright has resigned as Spartanburg County Sheriff following a leave of absence due to medical reasons. His resignation comes amid a multi-agency
News Summary Chuck Wright, Sheriff of Spartanburg County, has resigned amid investigations into his conduct and allegations of political retaliation and misuse of funds. Wright’s
News Summary South Carolina State Representative Chris Murphy is facing a divorce lawsuit filed by his wife, circuit court judge Maite Murphy. The filing highlights
