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Incumbent Republican U.S. Reps. Mark Sanford and Mick Mulvaney easily captured their party nominations Tuesday in a quiet South Carolina primary.

Latest unofficial results in Tuesday's SC state House primaries.

Boiling Springs and Inman area residents voted for new Republican representation Tuesday.

Spartanburg businessman Michael A. Fowler earned the GOP nod in the S.C. House District 31 primary Tuesday.

The Spartanburg School District 5 board of trustees approved a $78 million budget without a tax increase Monday night.

One of two Cherokee County Council races was decided Tuesday with the other headed for a runoff.

Longtime Spartanburg County Councilman David Britt won re-election on Tuesday, though a second incumbent didn't fare as well.

Spartanburg attorney John B. White Jr. failed to unseat incumbent state Sen. Tom Corbin, R-Greenville, in Tuesday's primary contest by 321 votes, according to unofficial results.

State Sen. Lee Bright of Roebuck will again face former state House Rep. Scott Talley in a runoff after failing to capture a majority of the vote Tuesday.

After accusing Rep. Doug Brannon of not representing the people of his district well enough, Josiah Magnuson will have an opportunity to prove he can do it better.