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South Carolina Voters Are Choosing Nominees to Fill an Open Seat in Congress

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June 9, 2026
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South Carolina Voters Are Choosing Nominees to Fill an Open Seat in Congress

Representative Nancy Mace’s run for governor created the opening in the coastal First Congressional District. Republicans are expected to hold it, but one Democrat has proved to be a prolific fund-raiser.

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