AP provided the projection, signaling credibility while noting results may change as official tallies come in.

South Carolina's GOP runoff culminated with Attorney General Alan Wilson defeating Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette on June 23 to move on to the November general election against Democrat Jermaine Johnson.

The coverage places the runoff within a broader local political context, including related coverage and viewer engagement around ongoing developments.

Analyst critique of long-standing state leadership argues two decades of tax, education, infrastructure, and crime policy have not delivered adequate progress.

Wilson reframes his campaign around people over personalities and outlines priorities for the general election: good-paying jobs, better schools, expanded healthcare access, stronger public safety, and an inclusive economy.

Trump-backed and public statements showcased unified support for both Wilson and Evette, aiming to leverage the former president’s influence in the GOP as the race moves forward.

WIS coverage notes and app links accompany the story, with references to McMaster’s tenure and term-limit status.

The Backcountry Revolution Trail project provides public access and preserves regional historical connections.

Evette had led in some polls and enjoyed early Trump support, but Wilson gained momentum late in the race heading into the runoff.

Stumbo promotes in-the-trenches reforms to fight crime, proposes traveling the state to engage with sheriffs, solicitors, and police chiefs, and emphasizes law-enforcement experience.

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