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Senate Republicans Mum on Border Wall
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Senate Republicans are gearing up for negotiations with Democrats to fulfill President Trump’s request for a southern border wall, but have yet to decide exactly how much money they’ll push for in a year-end spending deal that will dominate the post-election “lame duck” session.
More than $338 Million in Gas-Tax-Hike Funds Unspent as of End of September
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
In the first 15 months of the gas-tax-hike law, the S.C. Department of Transportation spent less than 7 percent of the nearly $400 million in collected revenues that lawmakers promised would go toward fixing deteriorating roads and bridges statewide, according to recently released records.
As of Sept. 30, about $25.7 million, or 6.4 percent, of the $398.9 million in receipts since the law took effect on July 1, 2017, had been spent on “project commitments,” DOT records show. The law hiked the gas tax by 12 cents, or 75 percent from the base 16 cents, over six years, and increased other taxes and fees, including raising the vehicle sales-tax cap by $200.
EPA Acting Administrator Wheeler Launches Cleaner Trucks Initiative
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Agency to update nitrogen oxide emission standards for heavy-duty trucks
WASHINGTON - Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler launched the Cleaner Trucks Initiative (CTI) to further decrease nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from on-highway heavy-duty trucks and engines. He was joined by EPA Office of Air and Radiation Assistant Administrator Bill Wehrum, White House officials, state partners, labor representatives, and leaders from the trucking and engine manufacturing industry. The CTI will include a future rulemaking that will update the existing NOx standard which was last set in 2001 while also streamlining compliance and certification requirements.
Rep. Josiah Magnuson Hosting Tom DeWeese at Town Hall Meeting Location Change
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- By Josiah Magnuson
Representative Josiah Magnuson extends an open invitation to those interested in attending his next town hall meeting to be held Thursday, November 15 at 6:30 pm when nationally-recognized author Tom DeWeese will be speaking on threats to our property rights and how to take action!
There is a location change from the Landrum Depot so please note: the new location is the Gowensville Community Center on Hwy. 11, near the Spinx gas station.
Gowensville Community Center: 14186 Highway 11, Campobello, SC 29322.
Will Republicans FINALLY Force Broward Election Chief From Office?
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MIAMI — Counting unlawful votes. Destroying ballots. Sunshine Law violations. Busted deadlines.
So many controversies have bedeviled Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes — culminating in her office’s troubles in the aftermath of Florida’s chaotic 2018 elections — that her days in office are now numbered, insiders and lawmakers say.
Amy Ryberg Doyle to Run for SC Senate 6
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City Councilwoman Amy Ryberg Doyle has announced her bid to run for South Carolina’s State Senate District 6 this morning at the Ryan Homes' Highview Towne surrounded by her family and supporters.
Doyle said she is running because “as a mother of four, a wife of 20 years, a successful business owner and experienced public servant, I am ready to go to work keeping our community a great place to live, work and raise families."
Democrats See MASSIVE Shift in Early Voting
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Early voting numbers show a dramatic increase in voter engagement in this year’s midterm elections compared with 2014 totals, and preliminary turnout results in some states are sending Republicans renewed warnings of a so-called “blue wave” just weeks before Election Day.
More than 4.3 million Americans have already voted, and results posted over the weekend by Nevada’s secretary of state indicate a strong Democratic showing across the board in that state. In Washoe County, where Reno is located and where Republicans hold an edge in voter registration (99,675 to 94,520), 3,409 Democrats voted in-person compared with 2,365 Republicans on Saturday.
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