SC Supreme Court to rule on gerrymandering case
The focus now is on district lines drawn for partisan reasons rather than race.
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Tag: Democrats
Carolina News & Reporter writers, photojournalists take top SC honors
Winners included first-place awards for feature writing, photo and photo story.
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College political organizations prepare first-time student voters
Many college students will cast their first ballot this election. Campus political groups are helping them get ready.
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A Democratic model for November? A Columbia neighborhood and its older Black voters
While only 4% of the state’s registered voters voted in South Carolina’s Democratic primary on Feb. 3, the older Black residents of Greenview said they make it a priority to vote.
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Democrats excited to kick off 2024 presidential primary in SC
Candidates could use South Carolina as a springboard for their campaigns.
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Why Democrats are working to push South Carolina to the front of the primary lineup
Local Democrats cite a racially diverse population as the main reason South Carolina should kick off the party’s national 2024 primary cycle.
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Abortion debate highlights campus differences
The College Democrats and the Advocates for Life held their annual abortion debate Thursday evening.
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Media Insights report suggests Warren, Harris on the minds of S.C. Democrats
According to UofSC’s College of Information and Communication’s Social Media Insights Lab Manager Kait Park, Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris are on the minds of S.C. Democrats during this campaign season.
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Democrats and Republicans come together for annual Carolina Clash debate
“We come together to celebrate not only political stability but to show others where our organizations stand politically in terms of ideals.”
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At USC, a “bet on Beto” as the presidential candidate draws a crowd
Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke visited the University of South Carolina and spoke on a variety of political issues facing the 2020 election.
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