Republicans lose supermajority in South Carolina House
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSPA) – Republicans will no longer hold a supermajority in the South Carolina House when the next legislative session begins. Democrats flipped 10 seats in the recent midterms, ending the GOP supermajority.Republicans held an 88-36 advantage following the 2022 election.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSPA) – Republicans will no longer hold a supermajority in the South Carolina House when the next legislative session begins. Democrats flipped 10 seats in the recent midterms, ending the GOP supermajority.Republicans held an 88-36 advantage following the 2022 election.
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