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Following her projected victory in the South Carolina primary, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton told her supporters that her “campaign goes national” starting tomorrow.
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ABC Columbia Grace Joyal reports on Hillary Clinton South Carolina Primary win.
Tom Lynn/AP Photo (ABC News) — ABC News projects Hillary Clinton will win South Carolina Democratic primary, based on our analysis of the exit polls. Clinton received a big boost from black voters who accounted for 62 percent of South Carolina Democratic primary voters in exit poll results, breaking the state’s record of 55 percent in 2008. Clinton won 84 percent…
African-American voters are making up a larger portion of the South Carolina Democratic primary electorate than they did in 2008, according to exit polls conducted Saturday.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — With the final voters making their way to polling places, South Carolina election officials are reporting few problems with the state’s Democratic presidential primary. State Election Commission spokesman Chris Whitmire says turnout appears to be lighter in 2016. He says precincts have reported fewer problems Saturday than in the Republican presidential; primary a week ago. Turnout was…
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders square off today in their second primary match-up.
Columbia , S.C. (WOLO) — Ahead of Saturday’s primary, both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton campaigned in the Palmetto State. For the Clinton camp, all three members of the family were hot on the trail. Chelsea Clinton stopped at USC to speak with young voters, while the former President, Bill Clinton, made a stop at Drip in Five Points to have…
A Black Lives Matter activist confronted Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton about comments the then first lady made in a 1996 speech on “super-predators.”
