SC Electoral College cast ballots to certify state’s vote for Donald Trump
While voters choose the president, it’s the Electoral College that actually elects the commander in chief.
SC Election Commission
“Turnout has been record-breaking,” — over half a million South Carolinians cast ballots ahead of Election Day
“We’ve already seen over half a million voters cast their ballots before Election Day,” says Catalano.
Ott, Harpootlian respond after Ott’s District 26 upset
“His position has changed on choice. He said he voted against the Heartbeat Bill. If it truly has changed, he needs to come into these neighborhoods where he lost dramatically yesterday and explain with sincerity on that position. He also indicated he voted against the conference committee on guns, he needs to explain why. He’s got to come in and sell his position as a Democrat to Democrats,” Harpootlian says.
Tips on Oct. 8th voter registration deadline for municipal elections
“Ninety-five percent of the issues that happen on Election Day — they could be solved ahead of time if voters would make sure that voters are registered to vote and are registered to vote at the right address,” Catalano says.
Political Science professor offers insight on Election Day
According to the South Carolina Election Commission, as of November 2nd, more than 431,000 South Carolinians have voted early.
SC Election Commission preps for Election Day, discusses transparency and integrity
Early voting is underway and Election Day is less than two weeks away. Preparations for election centers continue as South Carolina moves towards the big day.
SC Election Commission: voting website experiencing issues due to high traffic
The South Carolina Election Commission says that the scVOTES.gov website experienced website issues due to a high increase in web traffic during the first day of early-voting.
The South Carolina Election Commission says that the scVOTES.gov website experienced website issues due to a high increase in web traffic during the first day of early-voting.
Headed to the polls for the June 23 Primary Runoff? Here are things you need to know
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Voters in some South Carolina precincts will head back to the polls to vote in a primary runoff Tuesday, June 23. If you’re planning on voting in the Primary Runoff there are some rules you need to know, according to The State Election Commission. If you voted on June 9, you are limited to voting in the same…
