FLORENCE, S.C. The monthly meeting of the Florence County Republican Party will feature Statehouse candidates running in contested elections.<\/p>\n
Expected to appear at 7 p.m. Tuesday are state Reps. Phillip Lowe and Wallace H. \"Jay\" Jordan Jr., plus state Senate candidate Leon Winn.<\/p>\n
Lowe represents House District 60, which includes portions of south and west Florence. The district also includes southeastern Darlington County, including the town of Lamar.<\/p>\n
He faces Democrat Teresa McGill Cain in the Nov. 3 general election.<\/p>\n
Cain advanced to the general election by defeating La'Sha McClain.<\/p>\n
Lowe did not face a primary opponent.<\/p>\n
Jordan represents House District 63, which includes portions of west and south Florence.<\/p>\n
He faces Democrat Isaac Wilson to retain his seat.<\/p>\n
Neither Jordan nor Wilson faced a primary opponent.<\/p>\n
Winn is running for the seat representing Senate District 36. That district includes small portions of western Florence and southeastern Darlington counties.<\/p>\n
He faces incumbent Democrat Kevin L. Johnson.<\/p>\n
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