Democratic Senator-elect Annie Andrews said that a rift between Republicans in her state — and in the country — was a factor in her election

Democrat and retired Vice Admiral Nancy Lacore, fired by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth last year, won 161,878, or 49.65%, of the votes in the race to represent South Carolina’s First Congressional District.

Republican South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson won the state’s gubernatorial race on Tuesday, defeating Democratic state Rep. Jermaine Johnson. Wilson, who has served as the state’s top law enforcement official since 2011, will succeed term-limited Republican Gov. Henry McMaster. The Associated Press called the race for Wilson at 12:35 a.m. Eastern time. The attorney […]

Last night’s results were a receipt, not a mystery.Democrats took control of both the House and the Senate.They flipped the Texas Senate seat (James Talarico over Ken Paxton) and the governor’s office, won a Kansas Senate seat for the first time since 1932, and took South Carolina with Annie Andrews defeating Darline Graham Nordone.Iowa, North Carolina (Roy Cooper over Trump-backed Michael Whatley), Ohio, and others followed.Trump’s hand-picked...

Last night’s midterm elections pushed back on many long-held narratives, including the story that Democrats can’t be competitive in places like South Carolina, Nebraska or Texas. The Dow fell Tuesday while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rallied.

Democratic candidate for Congress Nancy Lacore will be the Lowcountry’s next U.S. representative after Republican Jenny Costa Honeycutt’s concession. The result comes following a tight finish in the race in which the two camps were about one-percentage point apart,

Across the country, voters reacted with joy and disbelief as Democrats pulled off stunning midterm upsets, claiming victories in traditional Republican strongholds including Iowa, South Carolina, Texas and Kansas.

When Dr. Annie Andrews took the stage at the South Carolina Democratic Party's Spratt Issues Conference in August, she made clear what her goals would be as senator.