COLUMBIA — Campaign finance reports for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race show a stark difference in the amount of cash raised between Republican incumbent U.S. Sen. Darline Graham and Democratic opponent Annie Andrews entering the final weeks toward the Nov.

Candidates in Michigan, Georgia, South Carolina and Maine delivered personal accusations and unexpected admissions during debates that have led up to their elections.

Hundreds gathered in Greenville for a "No Kings" protest focused on early voting for the 2026 midterms. Organizers held ten separate events across the Upstate to maximize visibility for their message.

South Carolina early voting has quickly changed the landscape of elections. This is why that's a decidedly good development.

Democrat Nancy Lacore raised more than three times as much in the third quarter as Jenny Costa Honeycutt, her Republican rival for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, according to Federal Election Commission campaign finance reports filed this week.

If South Carolina Superintendent candidate Sylvia Wright wins, she would be the first Democrat in the role since Jim Rex, who won in 2006.

Democratic state Rep. Chris Hart wants an 11th term. He’s being challenged by Republican Allen Robertson in the Richland County district.