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Three South Carolina lawmakers have resigned, triggering upcoming special elections.

Sen. Roger Nutt resigned due to an Alzheimer's diagnosis, Rep. Bobby Cox resigned to pursue Nutt's seat, and Rep. RJ May resigned following a federal indictment on child exploitation charges.

May's seat is currently vacant, while Nutt and Cox will serve until January 5, 2026.

Parts of South Carolina's Upstate and Midlands will have special elections after three state lawmakers announced resignations.

State Sen. Roger Nutt (R-Spartanburg) sent a letter confirming his resignation from the legislature, saying he is leaving elected office after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

Nutt represents South Carolina Senate District 12, which covers parts of Greenville and Spartanburg counties

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