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Unofficial results show Stephanie Ganaway-Pasley and Chris Emde win North Charleston city council seats in a special election ...
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WCIV on MSNNorth Charleston holds special election to fill city council seats in districts 3 and 5Tuesday is the special election for North Charleston City Council seats for districts 3 and 5.These seats were vacated by ...
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North Charleston special election to cost taxpayers thousandsREAD MORE: ‘Profound betrayal’: 8 charged in North Charleston corruption investigation There are 15 candidates vying for the two seats in the special election, which will take place on May 27.
Special election set for North Charleston council seats left vacant after federal corruption charges
NORTH CHARLESTON — Less than a week after federal corruption charges were announced against three councilmembers, a special election has been set for May 27 to fill the vacant seats. Filing for ...
Stephanie Ganaway-Pasley and Chris Emde were elected to the North Charleston City Council in a special Tuesday election.
Cramer said North Charleston’s special elections currently cost roughly $30,000 to $40,000, paid for solely by the city and its taxpayers. If South Carolina moved to five election dates ...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — A special election will be held in May to replace two North Charleston city council members who resigned last week amid a federal corruption probe. Jerome Heyward ...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The ballots are set for the special election to fill two seats on the North Charleston City Council. The seats were vacated by Jerome Heyward and Sandino Moses after ...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Early voting is underway in North Charleston for a special election to replace two city council members who resigned in February amid a federal corruption probe.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — A Democrat has easily won a special election to fill a vacancy in ... that 28-year-old Democrat Marvin Pendarvis of North Charleston easily defeated Republican Theron ...
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The North Charleston city councilmen who pleaded guilty to corruption charges are still costing the taxpayers money even after giving up their positions. A special ...
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