2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Lowcountry voters don’t have to look hard for information about South Carolina’s open 1st Congressional District race. Thanks to millions of dollars worth of spending between the two candidates, their respective national parties and a bevy of outside political groups,
One of the biggest challenges facing District 83, and families across South Carolina, is the rising cost of everyday living. From groceries and gasoline to housing, utilities and insurance, families are feeling the strain of higher prices.
Dozens of medical professionals are running for Congress and top state offices this midterm season, a direct Democrat-led counteraction to the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda’s outsized influence on national health policy. There are seven physicians running for congressional office in this election, including Democrats Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan, Annie Andrews of South Carolina, Amish Shah…
Early voting in the first four days of South Carolina’s midterm elections has more than doubled turnout in the last midterms here.
Warren Norman, said Friday he is “leaning” toward supporting the Democratic candidate in South Carolina’s Senate race, pediatrician Annie Andrews.
Annie Andrews, South Carolina’s Democratic Senate nominee, will hold a town hall this afternoon as she attempts to defeat Republican Sen. Darline Graham.
As early voting in November's midterm elections gets underway in most states, the rigging claims have returned in force, with voters — especially Democratic ones — in Kansas, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas documenting difficulties with the ballot marking devices.
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