Abraham Kenmore is an itinerant scribbler and a Georgia statewide reporter for Gannett. With a focus on local news in Augusta and the state of Georgia, Abraham covers a range of topics including politics, education, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications including USA TODAY.
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Abraham Kenmore's coverage revolves around local government and politics, including topics such as elections, budget decisions, research findings, and community issues in Augusta and Georgia. He focuses on announcements from government entities and legal policy regulations.
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A "Vote Here" sign outside a polling location at Dreher High School in Columbia on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024 (Abraham Kenmore/SC Daily Gazette)
By: Abraham Kenmore
A committee on Thursday delayed a decision on whether to pull one book from school libraries, while recomending seven others be removed.
By: Abraham Kenmore
SLED investigating dispute over a voter’s ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ hat Voters can’t wear campaign garb into polling places. It’s a law, not a courtesy, that sparked …
Voters in 18 of South Carolina's 46 counties are deciding this November how much they'll pay in local sales taxes.
By: Seanna Adcox, Abraham Kenmore
Republican Donald Trump easily won South Carolina, scooping up the state’s nine electoral votes in his third consecutive presidential contest
By: Abraham Kenmore
U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace wins a third term representing the coastal 1st District in what had been considered SC's only potential flip.
By: Abraham Kenmore, Seanna Adcox
Democrats were looking to take back Statehouse seats they lost in 2022. Instead, they got a second shellacking.
By: Abraham Kenmore, Jessica Holdman
South Carolina Republicans celebrated wins that stretched from the White House to the Statehouse, while Democrats blamed Trump.
By: Abraham Kenmore, Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — South Carolina Republicans took a victory lap Wednesday celebrating wins that stretched from the White House to the Statehouse.
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