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2012 NC Primary Results
| STATEWIDE RESULTS | ||||||
| Buncombe | Macon | Mitchell | Swain | |||
| Haywood | Madison | Polk | Transylvania | |||
| Henderson | McDowell | Rutherford | Yancey | |||
| Jackson |
The South Carolina House Ethics Committee is seeking more information as they consider whether to reopen an ethics complaint against Gov. Nikki Haley.
Federal records show that Gowdy spent the most of any SC representative in 2011 on mass mailings, at $112,917.47.
The SC National Guard and the state Department of Employment and Workforce have special programs in place to try to help veterans get jobs.
The South Carolina Election Commission is telling the state Republican Party it can't put someone back on the June primary ballot without violating a state Supreme Court order.
North Carolina lawmakers are moving to change gambling laws and allow the state's only casino to offer live dealer poker and blackjack games.
A program aimed at keeping South Carolina's best and most-experienced teachers and state employees on the job longer would end under a plan the state Senate is expected to vote on Thursday.
When you go to the polls this November, you'll be voting on a big change in South Carolina.
President Obama is pushing for a series of bills he says will create jobs and build a stronger economy.
The Republican governor said Tuesday the Senate needs to include in its 2012-13 spending plan a reduction in personal income taxes.
Rep. James Smith's office said Tuesday he has filed a resolution asking the Ethics Committee to reopen its probe.
City of Spartanburg employeees could soon see their first pay raise in four years.
Gov. Beverly Perdue has spoken to Mississippi's governor after she criticized the approval of last week's referendum banning gay marriage by saying it made North Carolina "look like Mississippi." But her spokesman said Perdue didn't apologize for her remarks.
Ron Paul says he is done spending money on his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
Democratic Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton wants Republican Pat McCrory to commit to eight debates over the next four months on community college campuses in their North Carolina gubernatorial campaign.
A three-judge federal panel opted Monday to throw out a lawsuit accusing South Carolina election officials of breaking federal law by sending partial ballots to overseas voters, but the attorney who brought the case said it was just the beginning of litigation in the controversy.
Registering to vote in South Carolina would become faster, easier, cheaper and more secure according to supporters of a bill making its way through the Statehouse.
An attorney for a state Senate candidate is abandoning his effort to reinstate nearly 200 candidates left off of June 12 primary ballots.
A SC Supreme Court decision took the names of nearly 200 candidates off ballots for June 12th.
Senator Harvey Peeler announced Thursday that the fund is contingent on a match from Spartanburg County.
A bill that would give state tax deductions to parents who send their children to private school or home school them is still alive, just barely, in the South Carolina Senate after a vote Wednesday.
Democratic Gov. Beverly Perdue's final budget proposal relies heavily on a higher sales tax she wants to restore public school funding cuts from recent years and to expand other initiatives.
A Senate effort to put candidates back on June primary ballots is dead.
Local school board members are worried about the possibility of taking over a school bus system that has buses that are 15 years old more older.
President Barack Obama says he now supports same-sex marriage, ending months of equivocation on a subject with powerful election-year consequences.
The South Carolina Election Commission says you must be registered by May 12.
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Many voters at the heart of debate about new voter ID rules say they have lost faith in the election process.
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Tropical storm watches have been lifted for the South Carolina coast as the first storm of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season spins offshore.
Five people have died in the Upstate from motorcycle wrecks since Friday afternoon.
The Gaffney City Police Department responded to a shooting at 800 Beech Street.
South Carolina politicians have a chance to win more than one office in a state where simultaneous campaigns are allowed.
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