So far, in the 2012 South Carolina election season, questions regarding the constitutionality of many decisions regarding the elections have marred the primaries. Most of these questions and decisions centered around candidates and whether or not they would appear on the June primary ballots and, if not on the primary ballot, how could they still [...]
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In South Carolina, the 2012 primary election season is not over yet. Both the Democrats and the Republicans have a run-off primary on June 26 because neither party had a candidate that received a majority of the votes in the June 12 primary. It’s just another bump in the road for South Carolina voters in [...]
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So far, 2012 has been a very interesting election year. In any election year, there are a number of things that can affect voters’ decisions at the polls: for instance, the current issues, the current economy, the candidates on the ballot, or the current voter registration laws. Every ten years in America, however, something special [...]
3 Comments. Continue Reading...What started as a simple observation of many complications for the average voter to muddle through in the 2012 primaries has turned into an in-depth study of how redistricting can affect an election. Redistricting – Will This Affect the 2012 Election? from Allison Dennis on Vimeo.
No Comments. Continue Reading...(Conway, SC) – On March 26, 2012, I posted an article about filing for political candidacy in South Carolina. At the time, I was fortunate enough to interview several individuals that were filing at the Horry County Republican Party headquarters in Conway, SC on the opening day of filing which was Fri., March 16, 2012. [...]
No Comments. Continue Reading...MYRTLE BEACH, SC – The 2012 South Carolina Republican primary was held on Saturday, January 21. There were four major candidates on the ballot: Newt Gingrich, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, and Rick Santorum. The South Carolina primary is important to Republicans. According to the New York Times, “since 1980, every Republican winner in South Carolina [...]
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