California GovernorGavin Newsom kicked off a two-day tour in South Carolina, connecting with voters in both rural areas and Republican strongholds as he signals a potential presidential run in 2028. During this whirlwind visit,

The state Democratic Party chairwoman said the visit is about "building partnerships, uplifting communities, and showing rural voters they aren't forgotten."

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday launched a two-day tour of South Carolina, calling on voters across rural areas — some tucked in GOP strongholds — to exercise

California's governor wrapped up a two-day swing of South Carolina by visiting three mostly rural areas in the Upstate and was met with protests along the way.

When Gavin Newsom visited South Carolina, Rep. Jim Clyburn joined him, calling the California governor "one of the leading voices in the Democratic Party."