South Carolina Democratic primary

Target entity: South Carolina Democratic primary
Context triple: [Democratic primaries, includes, South Carolina Democratic primary]

• A. South Carolina Republican primary, 2008
  The South Carolina Republican primary, 2008 was a key early contest in the 2008 U.S. Republican presidential nomination race, influential for shaping momentum and winnowing the candidate field.
• B. South Carolina election of 1876
  The South Carolina election of 1876 was a fiercely contested Reconstruction-era gubernatorial and legislative race marked by widespread violence, intimidation, and voter suppression that helped end Republican rule and pave the way for Democratic “Redeemer” control in the state.
• C. South Carolina Democratic Party
  The South Carolina Democratic Party is the state-level affiliate of the U.S. Democratic Party, historically dominant during the post-Reconstruction era and now one of the two major political parties in South Carolina.
• D. New Hampshire Democratic primary 2004
  The New Hampshire Democratic primary 2004 was an early and influential contest in the 2004 U.S. presidential election cycle that helped establish John Kerry as the Democratic frontrunner.
• E. Pierce–Scott presidential election
  The Pierce–Scott presidential election was the 1852 U.S. presidential contest in which Democrat Franklin Pierce defeated Whig candidate Winfield Scott, marking the effective collapse of the Whig Party.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: South Carolina Democratic primary
Target entity description: The South Carolina Democratic primary is a key early presidential nominating contest that often serves as a crucial test of candidates’ support among African American voters and within the broader Democratic Party coalition.

• A. South Carolina Republican primary, 2008
  The South Carolina Republican primary, 2008 was a key early contest in the 2008 U.S. Republican presidential nomination race, influential for shaping momentum and winnowing the candidate field.
• B. South Carolina election of 1876
  The South Carolina election of 1876 was a fiercely contested Reconstruction-era gubernatorial and legislative race marked by widespread violence, intimidation, and voter suppression that helped end Republican rule and pave the way for Democratic “Redeemer” control in the state.
• C. South Carolina Democratic Party
  The South Carolina Democratic Party is the state-level affiliate of the U.S. Democratic Party, historically dominant during the post-Reconstruction era and now one of the two major political parties in South Carolina.
• D. New Hampshire Democratic primary 2004
  The New Hampshire Democratic primary 2004 was an early and influential contest in the 2004 U.S. presidential election cycle that helped establish John Kerry as the Democratic frontrunner.
• E. Pierce–Scott presidential election
  The Pierce–Scott presidential election was the 1852 U.S. presidential contest in which Democrat Franklin Pierce defeated Whig candidate Winfield Scott, marking the effective collapse of the Whig Party.
• F. None of above. chosen