Nancy Lacore wins South Carolina’s 1st District
Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 06:41 · Updated 07:34
Democrat Nancy Lacore defeated Republican Jenny Costa Honeycutt in South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District, a seat previously held by Nancy Mace. The report links Lacore’s campaign to her Navy career and criticism of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
- Lacore won the race against Republican Jenny Costa Honeycutt, flipping a district described as traditionally Republican.
- The report says Lacore received just under 50% of the vote and Honeycutt more than 48%, with all votes counted.
- Lacore’s campaign emphasized her military experience and criticism of Hegseth’s Pentagon leadership.
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- South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District
- Winner
- Democrat Nancy Lacore
- Opponent
- Republican Jenny Costa Honeycutt
- Reported vote shares
- Lacore just under 50%; Honeycutt more than 48%, with all votes counted
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- An earlier Lux story reported Democratic victories in traditionally Republican areas, including Texas, where Democrats ended a 32-year run of Republican dominance. [3ac49258-2d0a-4aec-8154-70c025831c88]
- An earlier Lux headline reported a projected Democratic win in a South Carolina Senate race against Republican Sen. Darline Graham. [0b6dba6e-7d60-496e-897e-0e32bc8080f5]
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