More than 1 Million Cast Early Ballots in South Carolina Leading up to Election Day
- South Carolina voters set a 30-year turnout record in the midterm election, according to reports cited during MS NOW coverage.
- Rachel Maddow said the record turnout challenged efforts to discourage voting and convince people that voting does not matter.
- Democrat Annie Andrews led Republican Darline Graham 51.7% to 46.6%, with 56% of South Carolina votes reported.
- The close Senate race was notable because South Carolina has long been considered a safe Republican state.
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Maddow cheers voters giving 'one-finger salute' to those saying no one votes
MS NOW's Rachel Maddow was shocked and excited Tuesday night, reporting the overwhelming turnout in South Carolina's midterm elections. According to reports on the ground, voters in South Carolina set a 30-year turnout record on Tuesday. They also broke records in early voting numbers, she explained. Amid a discussion about "strongman" candidates falling in Serbia and Brazil, Maddow explained that far-right leaders like those try to discourage v…
On November 3 (local time), the day of the U.S. midterm elections, high voter turnout continued, particularly in key swing states. In some areas, the number of voters on the day significantly exceeded that of the midterm elections four years ago and reached levels similar to those for the 2024 presidential election. In South Carolina, even before the polls closed, already
SC reaches ballot milestone, almost 2 million votes
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSAV) — South Carolinians have surpassed the highest vote total in a gubernatorial election in 30 years, reaching almost two million votes, said an election commission spokesperson Tuesday. At 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, 1,797,335 South Carolinians have cast ballots. That number represents 52.3% of registered voters. In 2018, 1,726,527 voters cast a ballot; this [...]
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