At our September breakfast, we welcomed SCDP’s Executive Director Jay Parmlee outlined the state of the race for Jaime Harrison. We also heard from Congressional candidate Kim Nelson, and State Senate candidates.
Rev. Sharon Risher lost everything on June 17, 2015. The day Dylan Roof murdered nine members – including Risher’s mother – of the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston. Since that day, Rev. Risher has journeyed from desolation to anger to activism, becoming an advocate for gun violence
By Kate Franch South Carolina voters do not register by political party, and South Carolina is an open primary state. This means that a registered voter may choose in which political party’s primary election to participate. You may vote only one party’s primary ballot during each
This profile of Lucy Beam Hoffman, candidate for State House District 10, is one of a series on Democratic candidates running for office who are not currently incumbents, designed to help voters understand who they are and what they stand for.
This profile of Brandon Brown, CD-4 candidate, is one of a series on Democratic candidates running for office who are not currently incumbents, designed to help voters understand who they are and what they stand for.
Read this post in English By Kate Franch Chair, Greenville County Democratic Party ¿Está seguro mi voto? Esa es una de las preguntas muy serias que se hacen hoy día. No sólo hablamos de si los candidatos demócratas ganarán los votos necesarios para efectuar cambios en el Capitolio y en el
By Erica Edmondson The early close of the legislative session this year – May 10th instead of early June – had many concerned that a shorter session would accomplish less. Nonetheless, there were several successes during the latest session.
Are we a small group of blue dots swimming in a sea of red? Or are there many more blue dots out there than we think? The majority of Americans agree with Democratic stances of a number of key policies and issues. Those purple dots can find a home within the party if they were […]