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Early voting begins Monday in South Carolina
Daily turnout is being reported as voters choose the governor’s office, a U.S. Senate seat and other statewide races under expanded early voting rules.
- Early voting for South Carolina's 2026 midterm elections began on Oct. 19 and runs through Oct. 31, allowing voters to cast ballots at any designated county site without a specific reason.
- According to the South Carolina Election Commission, over 280,000 people have voted as of Wednesday, Oct. 21. Charleston and Greenville counties led the state with over 9,000 ballots cast each.
- Voters must present a valid photo ID to cast ballots. Early voter Willie Calwile said, "We need to make a change in the state of South Carolina," citing concerns about healthcare and rising costs.
- Election Day falls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, and early voting provides a buffer against potential complications. Dr. Amy Sams, executive director of the Pickens County Board of Voter Registration and Elections, said "Election Day is literally the last day to vote."
- Charleston community groups and local businesses can now apply to participate in the city's annual holiday parade. Applications are due Nov. 5 at 5 p.m., with the parade scheduled for Dec. 6.
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