Johnson, the Democratic candidate for governor, and Skardon, his running mate, say they believe it’s time for a fresh perspective in South Carolina. At 41 and 38 years old, the pair say they bring that viewpoint. 

In this episode of We The Palmetto, Nick Reagan speaks with Peterson about his plans for the country and the extent of his loyalty to President Donald Trump.

In this episode of We The Palmetto, Nick Reagan shares Newsom’s comments in Dorchester County and previews what his presidential message may sound like in 2028.

After a long and bruising GOP primary season, Democrats are now hoping for major upsets.

In this special episode of We The Palmetto, we meet a few of the people who drove all day, camped out overnight, and waited all day just to catch a glimpse of the president.

In this episode of We The Palmetto, Mace gives her thoughts on Tuesday’s special primary results and her prediction for the runoff.

In this episode of We The Palmetto, Nick Reagan breaks down the top headlines from a busy week in South Carolina politics. 

Democrats have a plan to take whatever control they can in November. That plan started with getting a candidate to run for every statewide office. Now it’s up to the candidates to shape the message, generate donations and ultimately convince South Carolina voters to give Democrats a chance.

Kasie Whitener is hoping to break the two-party control of South Carolina with a third-party bid for the U.S. Senate seat. 

Everyone knows the two parties that dominate political discourse in America. 
Third parties and independents have occasionally taken a seat or two in Congress. And then there are write-in candidates: cue, Clayton Cuteri.