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A rare bipartisan endorsement from two former South Carolina governors signals the unexpectedly competitive nature of the state’s Senate race.
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A rare bipartisan endorsement from two former South Carolina governors signals the unexpectedly competitive nature of the state’s Senate race.
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Republican and Democrat come together for a rare joint endorsement of candidate in unexpected competitive raceTwo South Carolina former governors, David Beasley and Jim Hodges, a Republican and Democrat respectively, have come together for a rare joint endorsement for Democrat Annie Andrews’s Senate bid.Andrews, a pediatrician, is looking to flip the seat, currently held by Darline Graham, the Trump-endorsed sister of the late senator Lindsey Graham, in what has become an unexpectedly competitive race for the usually reliably red state. Continue reading...
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