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Channel GOP · On the Trail · Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Annie Andrews on winning South Carolina's U.S.

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Now playing on All Clips Annie Andrews on winning South Carolina's U.S. Dr. Annie Andrews214 plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

In a one-on-one with FOX Carolina News, Dr. Annie Andrews responds as the interviewer calls her the first woman elected to the Senate in South Carolina history and the first Democrat to win there in nearly 30 years. She says you can't win in South Carolina without bringing people together across the aisle, and lists what she ran on: gas prices, grocery prices, closing rural hospitals, a broken health care system and corruption.

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Who
Dr. Annie Andrews
Where
interview - FOX Carolina News one-on-one with Justin Dougherty
Original footage
FOX Carolina News · watch the full video from this moment
Length
50 seconds, unedited within the cut
Plays
214 on Instagram
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first woman elected to the Senate in South Carolina history, first pediatrician senator ever elected, and first Democrat to win in nearly 30 years in South Carolina. What comes to your mind when you think about what you just did last night? I mean I'm really proud that's a lot of accomplishments and I'm really proud, but I'm just more excited about what this means for South Carolina because I think what this shows me is that South Carolina is ready to move forward and they're ready to try something different and they're ready to work together because you don't win an election in South Carolina without bringing people together across the aisle without focusing on the things that we have in common rather than what divides us and by focusing on the issues that impact all of us you know you and I have talked a lot over the past 18 months and you've heard me talk a lot about gas prices, grocery prices, closing rural hospitals, our broken health care system and corruption.

Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.

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