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Decision 2026 Analysis: Wilson's Win

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By Andy Brack Verified, Alexander Thompson
| The Clinton Chronicle Verified
When Steve Osborne sat down in front of the TV on May 26 to watch the state GOP’s last gubernatorial debate before the primaries, he was “on the fence” about his pick in the wide-open contest. The 57-year-old retail worker from Kershaw County liked Attorney General Alan Wilson. He was “genuine” and “personable,” Osborne said. One candidate wasn’t on stage: Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette.
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Brack: Maybe runoffs aren’t such a bad thing

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By Andy Brack Verified
| The Charleston City Paper Verified
Three years back came a column touting the merits of ranked-choice voting, a strategy used worldwide to settle elections more quickly – and to avoid costly new runoff elections. Also known as instant runoff voting, voters in several states simply go to the polls on election day like regular and pick their top candidate. But then they rank any other choices in the race.
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Wilson wins GOP gubernatorial runoff race

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By Andy Brack Verified
| The Charleston City Paper Verified
Lacore, Honeycutt lead in 1st district primaries Editor’s Note:  This story, published at 9:20 p.m. Tuesday, will be updated early Wednesday with more complete results. Republican S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson easily cruised to a Tuesday runoff victory against Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette by a wide margin. He’ll face Democratic nominee Jermaine Johnson, a member of the S.C. House of Representatives in Richland County, in November.
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