South Carolina Votes June 9. We’ll Know What’s What by June 11 at the Latest.
We’ll Know What’s What by June 11 at the Latest. Jennifer Rust | 9:18 AM on June 08, 2026 AP Photo/Charles Krupa This native South Carolinian is excited because on Tuesday we’re going to find out who will be the next governor of South Carolina, or, much more likely, which two candidates will be in the runoff for governor. Of course, as you PJ Media readers know, in this deeply red state, the odds of our selecting a Democrat governor are low. (No Democrat has won the governor’s seat since 1998.) Tuesday is the day to watch.
- ▪We’ll Know What’s What by June 11 at the Latest.
- ▪Jennifer Rust | 9:18 AM on June 08, 2026 AP Photo/Charles Krupa This native South Carolinian is excited because on Tuesday we’re going to find out who will be the next governor of South Carolina, or, much more likely, which two candidates w
- ▪Of course, as you PJ Media readers know, in this deeply red state, the odds of our selecting a Democrat governor are low. (No Democrat has won the governor’s seat since 1998.) Tuesday is the day to watch.
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South Carolina Votes June 9. We’ll Know What’s What by June 11 at the Latest. Jennifer Rust | 9:18 AM on June 08, 2026 AP Photo/Charles Krupa This native South Carolinian is excited because on Tuesday we’re going to find out who will be the next governor of South Carolina, or, much more likely, which two candidates will be in the runoff for governor. Of course, as you PJ Media readers know, in this deeply red state, the odds of our selecting a Democrat governor are low. (No Democrat has won the governor’s seat since 1998.) Tuesday is the day to watch.
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