When Carter and President Gerald Ford broke a nearly two-decade debate freeze in 1976, they established a prime-time standard still shaping modern politics.
Ahead of the election, WTOC and Gray Media are giving voters a chance to hear from governor candidates Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson in a televised town hall debate.
Two of the biggest races in the state — the race for U.S. Senate and the race for Georgia’s next governor — remain sharply in focus with just a month to go until Election Day.
A health care entrepreneur who rose from foster care faces a former big-city mayor and White House advisor as voters prepare for Tuesday’s live town hall debate.
Under Senate Bill 3EX, the state is evaluating a potential transition to hand-marked paper ballots printed on demand at precinct check-in ahead of the 2028 election cycle.
SC election officials are urging residents to register or update their voter information before deadlines arrive ahead of the upcoming statewide general election.
Republican candidate for Georgia governor Rick Jackson made a campaign stop in Savannah on Friday afternoon, meeting with local veterans to address health care challenges facing military families and residents across the state.
As artificial intelligence continues to expand into everyday life, South Carolina lawmakers are beginning a long-term effort to determine what role the state should play in regulating the rapidly evolving technology.
South Carolina Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, Annie Andrews, made campaign stops in Beaufort County and Aiken on Tuesday, September 8 as part of her statewide push to address the cost of living.
Georgia’s candidates for governor took different paths on the campaign trail Wednesday, highlighting stark policy divides and trading sharp personal attacks as they toured metro Atlanta.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson campaigned in Savannah this weekend, telling voters that affordability — including tax cuts — and improvements to Georgia’s education system are top priorities of his campaign.
Darline Graham and Ralph Norman advanced to a Republican runoff Tuesday after neither candidate secured a majority in South Carolina’s special Senate primary.
Collins described the race as a clear contrast, calling himself a small businessman from the trucking industry and characterizing Sen. Ossoff as a “trust-fund kid.”
Jenny Costa Honeycutt/Mark Smith will be on the ballot this November as South Carolina voters elect their next representative for the 1st Congressional District.
Two Republicans are facing off Tuesday in a runoff for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District as voters choose the GOP nominee for November’s election.
The district, one of the wealthiest in the state, stretches from the southern end of Beaufort County up the coast through parts of Charleston, with several communities in between.
On the first day of early voting, more than 1,000 ballots were cast at the library alone. Voters continued filing in on the final day—some stopping in to cool off in the A/C, check out a book, or take a few minutes to vote before polls closed.
One of the races drawing significant attention is the Republican runoff for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, a seat stretching from Beaufort County to northern Charleston County.
