AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGOP Governor Primary Drama: Rep. Nancy Mace’s campaign is scrambling after Trump endorsed Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette hours after Mace claimed Trump hadn’t backed her rival—fueling fresh doubt among Republicans heading into the June 9 vote. Election Watch: South Carolina’s crowded 2026 primary fields could hinge on who clears the 50% threshold to avoid a runoff, with key races for governor and Congress drawing heavy attention. Gamecock Basketball Afterglow: Freshman guard Agot Makeer is reflecting on a breakout March Madness run after South Carolina’s national title loss to UCLA, with her postseason impact already shaping what comes next. Lowcountry Culture Under Pressure: Gullah-Geechee traditions are facing mounting threats as health care and economic crises deepen, raising alarms about what’s being lost beyond politics. Child Welfare Snapshot: South Carolina jumped to its highest-ever KIDS Count ranking, but the report stresses progress varies sharply by county—especially where rural families lack strong schools and health access. New Post-Birth Practice: “Sitting the month” (zuo yuezi) is gaining acceptance among South Carolina mothers seeking rest and recovery after delivery. Health Care Ratings: CMS updates show mixed nursing home performance across the state, including a 3-star rating for Valley Falls Tearrace and a 4-star rating for Patewood Post Acute. Community & Culture: Fort Fremont on St. Helena Island unveiled a new mine planter model tied to Spanish-American War coastal defense, inviting visitors to see the exhibit free of charge.
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