AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSouth Carolina Politics: Sen. Darline Graham drew criticism for stopping short of directly condemning President Trump’s pause of her late brother’s Russia sanctions law. She says she wants pressure on Russia to end the war and plans to raise the issue with Trump when he campaigns for her in the state. Early voting is also beginning in South Carolina, as candidates make their case to voters. Taxpayer Oversight: A transportation research center at South Carolina State University remains largely in design 28 years after Congress began funding it. The university has spent $11 million in federal funds, while the original project grew to a projected $107 million. Research and Jobs: Clemson and the University of Hawaiʻi will lead a federal effort to boost coffee and cacao production. Separately, seven Upstate suppliers plan to invest $82 million and add 200 jobs tied to Scout Motors production. Clean Energy: EnergyRe secured $815 million for solar projects in South Carolina.
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