Marc Ellery examines South Carolina's political transition as term-limited Governor Henry McMaster nears the end of his tenure. A heated Republican primary runoff unfolds to replace him, featuring Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson, with the election coming in November.

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Host Marc Ellery covers South Carolina's Republican gubernatorial primary runoff between Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette and Attorney General Alan Wilson on June 23, 2026. With term-limited Governor McMaster stepping down, the candidates represent different conservative approaches in this wide-open race.

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Marc Ellery examines South Carolina's political landscape as Governor Henry McMaster enters his final year before the November 2026 gubernatorial race. The episode explores how transitional leadership shapes policy, reviews McMaster's decade-long tenure, and analyzes what voters should watch as candidates position themselves to lead the Palmetto State.

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Marc Ellery examines South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster's final term as the 2026 race heats up. Coverage includes Nancy Mace's August 2025 entry, Josh Kimbrell's campaign suspension, crowded primary polling showing 47% undecided, and McMaster's lame-duck impact on policy.

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Marc Ellery examines South Carolina's 2026 Republican primary as Governor Henry McMaster's tenure ends. With Trump endorsing Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette and potentially backing McMaster's son, the race reveals dynasty politics and the former president's influence in a crowded field heading toward the June 9th primary.

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Marc Ellery examines South Carolina's May 2026 school choice bill collapse, Governor McMaster's furious response, and Trump's endorsement of Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette for the gubernatorial race—hinting at McMaster's son as her running mate.

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Marc Ellery examines Governor Henry McMaster's recent activities in South Carolina, including appointments to the Judicial Merit Selection Commission and Peace Officers Memorial Day observances. The episode unpacks how judicial selection works in the Palmetto State and what these routine governmental actions reveal about power and governance.

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Marc Ellery examines South Carolina's political split-screen as Governor Henry McMaster governs while Republican candidates, including State Senator Josh Kimbrell, debate to replace him. The episode explores Kimbrell's consensus-building approach, McMaster's final term, and what this open-seat race reveals about the state's direction and the Republican Party's evolving identity.

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Marc Ellery explores South Carolina's 2026 gubernatorial race as term-limited Governor Henry McMaster prepares to exit. With no clear Republican frontrunner—candidates polling around 20% include Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette, Congresswoman Nancy Mace, State Senator Josh Kimbrell, and Jacqueline Hicks DuBose—a June runoff looms likely.

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Host Marc Ellery covers Governor Henry McMaster's recent signing of two tax bills in South Carolina: one reducing income taxes, the other targeting boat property taxes. The episode examines McMaster's tax-cutting philosophy, competitive state economics, and how these measures fit South Carolina's growth trajectory.

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