Assistant bureau chief and Statehouse reporter
Seanna Adcox is an Assistant Bureau Chief and Statehouse reporter at [Employer]. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, healthcare administration, and federal legislation, with a focus on general assignment news and government affairs. Seanna's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Post and Courier, AlterNet, and Yahoo News.
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Seanna’s coverage primarily revolves around local government and legal policy in South Carolina, particularly focusing on announcements and regulations. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insights into state-level government decisions, legal policies or regulatory changes within South Carolina.
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By: Seanna Adcox, Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — A GOP push to overhaul South Carolina’s congressional map ended Tuesday, as a record-setting start to early voting prompted Republican senators to abandon their support. The 26-18 vote to effectively kill the bill requested by the White House included 14 Republicans. It followed one of the chamber’s most conservative members taking the podium […]
By: Seanna Adcox, Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — A GOP push to overhaul South Carolina’s congressional map ended Tuesday, as a record-setting start to early voting prompted Republican senators to abandon their support. The 26-18 …
By: Seanna Adcox, Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — A GOP push to overhaul South Carolina's congressional map ended Tuesday, as a record-setting start to early voting prompted Republican senators to abandon their support.
By: Seanna Adcox
Both party's primary ballots include the first wide-open contest for governor in 16 years. U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham also has competition on both ballots.
By: Seanna Adcox
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham walloped his GOP challengers Tuesday on the way to fulfilling his pledge to be President Donald Trump's "best ally" in the U.S. Senate.
COLUMBIA — President Donald Trump made a dual endorsement Friday in the race to be South Carolina's next governor, saying voters can't go wrong with either Republican in the runoff.
By: Seanna Adcox
President Donald Trump backed Attorney General Alan Wilson too in the race to be South Carolina's next governor, meaning Trump can't lose no matter who wins Tuesday.
By: Seanna Adcox
COLUMBIA — President Donald Trump made a dual endorsement Friday in the race to be South Carolina’s next governor, saying voters can’t go wrong with either Republican in the runoff.
By: Seanna Adcox
State Sen. Wes Climer submitted his resignation Monday, allowing York County voters to choose his replacement on November's general election ballot.
By: Seanna Adcox
COLUMBIA — State Sen. Wes Climer submitted his resignation Monday, allowing York County voters to choose his replacement on November's general election ballot.
