As the municipal election voting kicked off this Tuesday, the results are in!
One of the Democratic Presidential hopefuls is laying off his staff in South Carolina.
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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– It is Election day in the Midlands, and voters are heading to the polls. If you plan on heading out today here are some things you need to know. Voters are selecting the next mayor of West Columbia. There are ten candidates running for three different seats on Columbia’s City Council. Richland County election officials have brought…
The polls are open across South Carolina. Voters who go to the polls today will be using South Carolina’s new voting machines.
South Carolina could get closer to being the latest state to pass a ban on almost all abortions Tuesday as a proposal faces another vote.
Florence, SC (CNN) — Former Vice President turned Democratic Presidential candidate, Joe Biden’s support for abortion rights apparently put him in an awkward position at a church in Florence. The Pastor at Saint Anthony Catholic church in Florence, says he denied Biden communion because any public figure who advocates for abortion places him or herself outside of church teaching. The…
(WOLO, ABC NEWS) – The CEO of Twitter on Wednesday announced that the social media platform would stop all political advertising on Twitter globally. “We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought,” said CEO Jack Dorsey. Big move by Twitter today to no longer allow political ads on its platform. Here’s a thread by the @Twitter CEO explaining…
(CNN) —A Federal judge has blocked Alabama’s controversial abortion bill. The legislation was slated to take effect November 15th, 2019 and would have made almost all abortions in the state illegal including cases of rape or incest. The bill also specified doctors who perform illegal abortions could be sentenced life in prison. Conservative law-makers admitted before the bill was passed…
Amy O’rourke, the wife of presidential hopeful Beto O’rourke, made her first solo trip to the palmetto state to meet with voters and talk about a number of issues.
