Primary results coming in for South Carolina, Anti Trumpers getting killed by as much as 50%

* Henry McMaster 5,954 (43%) Endorsed by Trump
John Warren 3,695 (27%) Wouldn't mention Trumps name
Catherine Templeton 2,758 (20%) Never Trumper
Kevin Bryant 935 (7%)
Yancey McGill 450 (3%)

Those two anti-Trumpers together received more than McMaster. 27% + 20% = 47%, compared with McMasters 43%.

* Henry McMaster 5,954 (43%) Endorsed by Trump
John Warren 3,695 (27%) Wouldn't mention Trumps name
Catherine Templeton 2,758 (20%) Never Trumper
Kevin Bryant 935 (7%)
Yancey McGill 450 (3%)

* Henry McMaster 5,954 (43%) Endorsed by Trump
John Warren 3,695 (27%) Wouldn't mention Trumps name
Catherine Templeton 2,758 (20%) Never Trumper
Kevin Bryant 935 (7%)
Yancey McGill 450 (3%)

* Henry McMaster 5,954 (43%) Endorsed by Trump
John Warren 3,695 (27%) Wouldn't mention Trumps name
Catherine Templeton 2,758 (20%) Never Trumper
Kevin Bryant 935 (7%)
Yancey McGill 450 (3%)

Those two anti-Trumpers together received more than McMaster. 27% + 20% = 47%, compared with McMasters 43%.

More and more democrat voters are joining Trump.
Republicans are also taking bites out of the democrat’s base.
Republicans will win in 2018, both houses of congress and with Trump's appointees.
Trump wins again in 2020, the Supreme Court with have a conservative majority for decades to come.

Trump endorsed Katie Arrington crushes incumbent NeverTrumper Sanford. No Runoff.

South Carolina US House District 1 Republican Primary
Updated Jun 12, 2018, 9:51pm

Candidate
Votes
Percent

Katie Arrington
28,597
51%

Mark Sanford
25,673
45%

Dimitri Cherny
1,599
2%
300 of 352 (85%) precincts reporting, 55,869 total votes

never Trumpers losing their minds thinking of another election night where their dreams of global utopia are shattered.

Now you know how conservatives felt for 8 years.
It's a bitch aint it nancy's?

Let's just ignore that Democrats just picked up their 43rd statehouse seat since Trump was elected, in Wisconsin District 1, where Trump won 56-39. That's a 19-point swing to the Democrats.

You have to get 50% to win. If no one does, there's a runoff primary between the top two finishers. So don't count your chickens just yet.

SECTION 5-15-61. Determination of election results under nonpartisan plurality method.

In conducting nonpartisan elections and using the plurality method, election results shall be determined in accordance with the following rules:

(1) When more than one person is seeking election to a single office, the candidate who receives the highest number of votes shall be declared elected.

(2) When more persons are seeking election to two or more offices (constituting a group) than there are offices to be filled, those candidates receiving the highest number of votes, equal in number to the number of offices to be filled, shall be declared elected.

HISTORY: 1962 Code Section 47-94.1; 1977 Act No. 81, Section 1.