Wilson strengthens South Carolina governor market lead as election odds rise
Action Network reports Wilson, the Republican nominee to succeed term-limited Governor Henry McMaster, rose from 93 cents on Friday on Polymarket while Democrat Jermaine Johnson slid to 5 cents, with the South Carolina Policy Council poll showing Wilson ahead 51 to 41.
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