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Two strict proposals to close SC primaries divided Republicans. They got neither of them.

Post and Courier | SC Politics

Jan 22, 2026

South Carolina lawmakers declined to vote on an activist-supported plan to close the state's primaries despite significant political pressure. The clock is ticking. |!| Republicans…

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Two strict proposals to close SC primaries divided Republicans. They got neither of them.

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