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Bill - JEFFREY COLLINS - South Carolina Senate OKs changing how candidates for judges are selected after private meetings - apnews.com - state South Carolina - state Iowa - city Columbia - city Charlotte

South Carolina Senate OKs changing how candidates for judges are selected after private meetings

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Senate quickly gave key approval to a bill Thursday that would change the way judges are brought up for election before the General Assembly.

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JEFFREY COLLINS - Harris - North Carolina’s Mark Harris gets a second chance to go to Congress after absentee ballot scandal - apnews.com - Washington - state Virginia - state North Carolina - county Union - city Charlotte

North Carolina’s Mark Harris gets a second chance to go to Congress after absentee ballot scandal

The Rev. Mark Harris has won the Republican nomination for a U.S. House seat in North Carolina, giving the pastor a second chance to go to Washington after a 2018 absentee ballot scandal.

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Joe Biden - Donald Trump - Ben Kamisar - Wavering Black voters: Biden is flawed — and Trump is unacceptable - nbcnews.com - state North Carolina - city Charlotte

Wavering Black voters: Biden is flawed — and Trump is unacceptable

Months of polling has shown a segment Black voters, a key part of President Joe Biden’s base, souring on his performance and growing more open to voting against the Democrat than in any recent presidential election.

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