Thousands in South Carolina continue to head to polls to vote early for general election
As early voting continues across South Carolina thousands continue to head to the polls.
As early voting continues across South Carolina thousands continue to head to the polls.
Day two of early voting in the general election is now underway and thousands have already cast their ballots.
The South Carolina State Election Commission (SEC) is reminding eligible residents to register to vote or make sure their information is up to date by Sunday, October 4.
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Tues, April 28, the state election commission has entered into a memorandum of understanding or MOU for the purpose of sharing of the state’s voter registration list with the DOJ.
Tuesday, April 21, the state Senate confirmed Interim Director Conway Belangia as the next executive director the state election commission.
On Wednesday, Jan. 21, Governor Henry McMaster appointed Columbia attorney Robert Bolchoz as the next Chairman of the South Carolina State Election Commission (SEC).
Starting Monday, October 24th, South Carolinians will be able to vote early at specific locations.
According to the South Carolina State Election Commission, 1,013,000 South Carolinians have returned their absentee ballots for the 2020 election so far. This more than doubles the previous record for absentee voting when 503,000 absentee votes were cast in the 2016 General Election.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) —- According to the South Carolina State Election Commission the number of absentee ballots issued and returned for the Midterm election is up from 2014. Chris Whitmire, the Director of Public Information and Training says the 2014 Midterm election set a record with around 157 thousand ballots turned in. Statewide, South Carolinians have already surpassed that. The…