Record entry · US Elections 2028

South Carolina

Added 29 Jul 2026Mentions 44Sources 37Days of coverage 12

Why this name is on the record

South Carolina was added automatically on 29 Jul 2026 after 44 mentions across 37 sources over 12 days. 77% of that coverage came from a single subject area.

Who South Carolina moves with

Names most often reported alongside it; bigger circles and heavier lines mean more shared documents. A dashed circle has no page of its own yet.

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For developers

GET https://sigb.ai/api/registry?slug=south-carolina

{
  "slug": "south-carolina",
  "state": "active",
  "detail": {
    "state": "active",
    "source": "ontology",
    "label": "south carolina",
    "promotedAt": "2026-07-29",
    "category": "us_elections_2028",
    "evidence": {
      "mentions": 44,
      "sources": 37,
      "days": 12,
      "concentration": 0.773
    }
  }
}

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South Carolina

Entity.

Evidence
332 documents · 154 separate publishers · a mention shows the name is in use, not that any claim about it is true
Standing
A name from our starting list; its record is kept up to date automatically from coverage
Time
first seen 1 Apr 2026, last seen 5 Oct 2026
Measured
18% of mentions say something specific about it; the rest only name it
As of
6 Oct 2026
14 links from here

Who it moves with: the 10 names are in the map above.

What is claimed about it (1)

  • Single source: Reported by one source so far.

Situations it is named in (3)

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