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Recent Primary News

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Remaining Schedule:
2/2 9:30 a.m. John Edwards, Rally, Stern Center Ballroom, College of Charleston, Charleston
2/2 12 p.m. John Edwards, Rally, Massachusetts Hall, Voorhees College, Denmark
2/2: CNN will be broadcasting live from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the College of Charleston
2/2 2:15 p.m. John Edwards, Rally, Adams Gymnatorium, Allen University
2/2 6:30 p.m. John Edwards, Rally, Seneca Institute Family Life Center, W. South 3rd and Poplar Street, Seneca
2/2 7 p.m. WomenMatter forum, S.C. State Museum, Columbia
2/3: 10 a.m. John Edwards, Rally, Belk Auditorium, Presbyterian College, Clinton
2/3 7:30 p.m., Charleston County Democrats Election Bash, City Bar, 192 East Bay Street, Charleston

News:
Direct Mail

S.C. Poll Watch

Polls from Taegan Goddard:
Zogby
CNN/L.A. Times
ARG

Michael Graham again points out the problems with polling in South Carolina at The Corner.

Edwards in do-or-die 48-hour blitz statewide, Greenville News

With vote near, state up for grabs, Charleston Post & Courier

Voters rip Democrats’ oath plan, The State:

“It sounds like one of the stupidest ideas I’ve heard in a long time,” said Rice University political scientist Earl Black, formerly of the University of South Carolina. “This makes no sense at all. It just steps on the effort of South Carolina Democrats to create a situation to build the party.”…

…The pledge is legal because the Democratic Party — not the state Election Commission — pays for and runs the presidential primary.

Analysts say oath may reduce voter turnout, AP

Republicans also can vote Tuesday, Greenville News

Primary Voters must vow they are Democrats, The State

‘Mischief-makers’ asked not to vote, Greenville News

Writing at The Corner, Michael Graham responds to the issue of the “oath.”

Jason Trommetter has more on the loyalty oath, including a poll.

More reaction from suburban blight and InstaPundit.

Anderson GOP Chairman says don’t vote Tuesday, SC Hotline

Beltram: GOP will monitor primary, Spartanburg Herald-Journal

Gauging S.C. women’s vote proving difficult, Post & Courier

The State and the Greenville News both endorsed the campaign of Joe Lieberman. Taegan Goddard has more.

Wyeth Ruthven reacts to The State endorsement.

Bryan discusses some retail campaigning he saw outside the circus this weekend.

Bush to pay visit to Charleston, talk homeland security, Post & Courier, 2/1

Edwards emphasizes race issues by Dan Hoover, Greenville News, 2/1

Primary appeals made to veterans in South Carolina, Post & Courier, 2/1

Wonkette has a primary roundup.

Steven Taylor also discusses Tuesday’s primaries.

Complete coverage at Google News and SC Hotline. Other S.C. Links at Glenn Reynolds.com. Election 2004 section at Greenville Online features more news.

Recent Primary News