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SC GOP sets presidential primary date, trumps Fla.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina Republicans will hold their first-in-the-South presidential primary on Jan. 21 to trump Florida's rule-breaking jump ahead in the party's calendar.
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South Carolina Republicans waiting to announce primary date
State GOP Chairman Chad Connelly announced Thursday that he will not set the date until after Florida announces its date.
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South Carolina will preserve its First-in-the-South Primary
South Carolina Republican Party Chairman Chad Connelly says he'll wait to see what Florida does before announcing a date for the Palmetto State's presidential primary.
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SC, Florida GOP try to broker primary date deal
COLUMBIA, S.C. - A deal on coordinating presidential primary schedules so far has eluded South Carolina and Florida Republicans as a deadline looms to set the contest calendar.
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SC GOP leader wants unfaithful Governor's resignation
A top South Carolina Republican leader says philandering Gov. Mark Sanford should resign and practice the philosophy he's preached of holding GOP leaders accountable.
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State Republican's Gather to Elect Leader
South Carolina Republicans are gathering to elect a new leader.
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Floyd to become leader of South Carolina GOP
Karen Floyd of Spartanburg is unopposed in the race and expected to win Saturday's election to become the first woman to run the state GOP
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South Carolina Democratic leaders introduce "Advance-Apology" resolution for Rush Limbaugh
South Carolina Democratic leaders introduce "Advance-Apology" resolution for Rush Limbaugh
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Dawson stepping down as SC GOP chair
South Carolina GOP Chairman Katon Dawson is stepping down a week after losing his bid to run the Republican National Committee.
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Obama: Economic bill necessary to save jobs
President Barack Obama continues his aggressive campaign for an economic stimulus bill, saying it keeps"the promise of America alive in our time."
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Republicans make history selecting first African-American to lead the GOP
The Republican National Committee has elected former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele the first black Republican National Committee chairman.
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Dawson says he's seeking RNC chairmanship
South Carolina Republican Party chairman Katon Dawson says he is in the race to become Republican National Committee chairman.
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SC's GOP chief among those eyeing nat'l post
Officials say South Carolina GOP chairman Katon Dawson has been courting support among the Republican National Committee's members, who are looking for new leadership.
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Bush in Charleston today for final time
President George Bush and First Lady Laura Bush will greet a championship softball team during a brief visit to the South Carolina.
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President coming to Charleston
President George Bush will make a brief visit to South Carolina later this week.
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Attorney General McMaster to serve at GOP convention
South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster will be the chief sergeant at arms at the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis.
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Lindsey Graham re-elected
Graham won with 67 percent of the vote compared with 33 percent for Witherspoon, a retired orthodontist and former Republican National Committee member.
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Primary Day in South Carolina
The hottest Lowcountry race is for 9th Circuit Solicitor between Scarlett Wilson, and Blair Jennings.
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First Black RNC Member
South Carolina Republicans have overwhelmingly elected their first black member to the Republican National Committee, which currently has no blacks among its 168members.
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Republican Senate Primary
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has drawn a challenger from his own party as he seeks a second term in the seat he took over from Strom Thurmond six years ago.
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Graham, Brown file for election
At least three people have said they will challenge Lindsey Graham in the Republican primary in June, including Buddy Witherspoon.
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SC GOP picks new delegate
South Carolina Republicans have elected a new national committee representative who has an outside shot at becoming a delegate to the national convention this summer.
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New ad calls Sen. Graham liberal
A former Republican National Committee member challenging Senator Lindsey Graham has released a television ad that calls Graham "too liberal.
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