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Can Democrats flip House seat in SC? Navy official fired by Hegseth faces Charleston councilwoman. — Nancy Mace | ChamberLight
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Retired Navy Vice Adm. Nancy Lacore and Charleston County Councilwoman Jenny Costa Honeycutt are competing for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District seat, which opened when Rep. Nancy Mace ran for governor. The article describes the candidates’ contrasting profiles and positions as Democrats test whether the traditionally Republican district is competitive.
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People in this story 9 + 1 JH Republican nominee for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District.
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Representative whose run for governor opened the seat.
President who endorsed Honeycutt and whose administration is discussed in connection with prices and the Iran conflict.
Defense secretary who fired Lacore from her Navy post.
Senator invoked by Honeycutt as an example of the Democratic Party’s left flank.
Senator whose rally Honeycutt spoke at.
House minority leader invoked by Honeycutt in describing how Lacore might vote.
Former Democratic representative referenced as a previous winner of the district.
ALSO MENTIONED Will Haynie, Mount Pleasant mayor who endorsed Lacore and introduced her at a campaign event.
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Representative whose run for governor opened the seat.
President who endorsed Honeycutt and whose administration is discussed in connection with prices and the Iran conflict.
Defense secretary who fired Lacore from her Navy post.
SHOW 4 MORE SHOW FEWER Senator invoked by Honeycutt as an example of the Democratic Party’s left flank.
DG Senator whose rally Honeycutt spoke at.
House minority leader invoked by Honeycutt in describing how Lacore might vote.
JC Former Democratic representative referenced as a previous winner of the district.
ALSO MENTIONED Will Haynie, Mount Pleasant mayor who endorsed Lacore and introduced her at a campaign event.
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