How South Carolina Democrats Erased the House’s GOP Supermajority

Democrats flipped 10 Republican-held seats in South Carolina’s House on Election Day, ending the GOP’s supermajority in the chamber, according to unofficial results from the state Election Commission. One race is headed to an automatic recount, and another Republican victory was separated by just 42 votes and also faces a recount. The gains exceed Democrats’ goal of winning six seats, the SC Daily Gazette reports.
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