South Carolina Votes

Today is your last chance to vote early before Election Day!

Early voting centers are open until 5 p.m. If voting early works best for your schedule, now’s the time to head out.

Tomorrow is the last day to vote early for the 2026 Statewide Primaries.

If you’ve been meaning to make a plan, this is your reminder. Early voting ends tomorrow at 5 p.m. Find your voting center and sample ballot at scVOTES.gov.

Good morning voters! Today is in York County:

🗳️ City of Rock Hill Special Election

🔗 scVOTES.gov

⏰ Only 4 more days to vote early!

Before you head to the polls, make sure to check your voting center and get all the information you need at scVOTES.gov. ✅

Early voting is happening now! 🗳️
Visit your county voter registration office or an early voting center to cast your ballot.

• Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Monday–Friday)
• Closed: Saturday & Sunday

Find your nearest early voting location at scVOTES.gov and make your plan to vote!

The June 9 primary election and early voting are continuing as scheduled under the current congressional district lines.

The South Carolina Senate adjourned without advancing the proposed congressional redistricting plan, and there are currently no plans to redraw congressional districts or hold an additional congressional primary election in 2026.

Voters should continue planning to vote in the June 9 primary under the existing maps. Visit scVOTES.gov for voting information, polling locations and sample ballots.

🗳️ Early Voting for the 2026 Statewide Primaries starts TODAY! 🗳️

Skip the lines on Election Day and vote early! Early voting centers are open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. every day until Friday, June 5 (closed on Saturday and Sunday).

Before you head to the polls, be sure to check your early voting location at scVOTES.gov! ✅

Let’s get out there and vote early! 🙌

Good morning, Dorchester County, and happy Election Day!

🗳️County Council District 6 Primary

Sample ballot, polling place & more: scVOTES.gov.

Our offices are closed today, Monday May 25. Regular office hours will resume Tuesday, May 26.

We’ve received a number of questions about the June 9 primary and the ongoing discussions at the State House regarding congressional redistricting. At this time, the General Assembly is still debating proposed changes and no final decision has been made.

What we can confirm is that the June 9 primary election is still scheduled to take place. If lawmakers ultimately approve new congressional district maps, discussions are underway about the possibility of an additional primary election in August.

We know voters have questions and we will continue sharing updates as more information becomes available.