A short time ago in a state far far away from being blue…. A Battle Looms It’s a time of great turmoil
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Representative Jerry Govan (D) of Orangeburg has announced that he will run for state superintendent of education. Molly Spearman, the current superintendent, announced that she would not seek a third term. A former educator and member of the Education and
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(Columbia, SC) – In response to an attempt by Republicans to censor the teaching of Black history under the guise of prohibiting “Critical Race Theory,” State Representative Jermaine Johnson (D-Hopkins) will file
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A short time ago in a state far far away from being blue…. A Battle Looms It’s a time of great turmoil within the South Carolina Democratic Party as it finds itself
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South Carolina State Senator Mia McLeod says she’s leaving the state Democratic Party, stating it no longer espouses her values. McLeod sent a statement out to supporters Tuesday morning confirming her decision,
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(Columbia, SC) – On Monday, January 23, 2023 at 2pm, in recognition of national Ranked Choice Voting Day, The RCV/IRV Coalition will gather on the State House steps to show that RCV
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For years, folks with common sense have questioned the long-established tradition of both political parties kicking off their presidential nominating process with the Iowa Caucuses. It should be obvious why: with Iowa
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Culbreath was found dead at his home on Sunday night. Culbreath served as the 13th Mayor of Johnston from April 2014 to April 2022 after eight years and two terms. The cause
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(Columbia, SC) – State Representative Todd Rutherford (D-Richland) was re-elected to his position as Minority Leader during a meeting of the House Democratic Caucus Tuesday morning. “It’s an honor to be re-elected
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Rep. Donald McEachin, a Virginia Democrat recently elected to a fourth term in Congress, died Monday after nearly a decade with cancer. He was 61. McEachin was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in
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A trial to determine whether South Carolina’s congressional maps are legal closes Tuesday with arguments over whether the state Legislature diluted Black voting power by remaking the boundaries of the only U.S.
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By Representative Patricia Moore Henegan In 2022, the American Cancer Society estimates that just over 33,000 of our family, friends and neighbors across the state will first learn they have cancer. More than 10,000 South Carolinians living
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