SC House panel approves 2-month delay in congressional primary amid redistricting push
COLUMBIA — A House panel advanced legislation Friday to push back South Carolina’s congressional primaries as GOP leadership attempts to redraw the voting lines. Holding a second set of primaries in August could cost taxpayers at least $2.2 million, according to the state’s election chief. That does not include spending by county elections offices. It […]
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