South Carolina voters break state record for first day of early voting
South Carolinians set a new voting record on Monday, on what was the first day of the state's no-excuse, in-person two-week early voting stretch in the 2024 election. The State Election Commission said 125,913 voters cast a ballot Monday, beating the previous one-day record for early voting during the 2022 midterms at 70,100.
The GOP is optimistic about early voting data from the seven battleground states, a turnaround from 2020 when Donald Trump ...
Early voting in South Carolina is already smashing records. About 125,900 people voted Monday, the opening day of early ...
According to the South Carolina State Election Commission, about 125,900 people went to cast their ballots on Monday. It’s ...
York, Lancaster and Chester elections officials reported some long lines in a practice that’s still somewhat novel in South ...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– According to SC Election Commission, South Carolina saw a record breaking opening day of early voting ...
Voters cast a record number of ballots Monday on the first day of early voting in South Carolina for the 2024 general ...
The lawsuit said of 17,000 denials, 6,000 were qualified to register and asked the court to add the wrongfully excluded to ...
Early in-person voting begins in Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Idaho, North Dakota, South Carolina and Texas on Monday. Here ...
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