After early voting kicked off in South Carolina on Oct. 21, 865,569 residents have cast ballots, according to data from the South Carolina Election Commission.
This is the first time South Carolina voters have been able to cast a ballot early in a presidential election. Lawmakers passed a bill allowing for a two-week early voting period in 2022.
As of Oct. 28, 78,464 Greenvillians have cast a vote, and 45,653 voters in Spartanburg have turned out, with Anderson County reporting 21,719 votes cast since early voting began last week.
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Here's what you should know about early voting in South Carolina.
Where can I vote early in person?
Early voting will continue until Nov. 2 from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The state's election commission has a list of early voting centers by county.
Where can I vote early in Greenville?
McAlister Square, 225 S. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville
Mauldin Senior Center, 203 Corn Road. Greenville
Mt. Pleasant Community Center, 710 S. Fairfield Road, Greenville
Calvary Baptist Church – Student Center, 207 Davenport Road, Simpsonville
Travelers Rest Council Chambers – City Hall, 125 Trailblazer Drive, Travelers Rest
Northwest Campus Greenville Technical College – Heritage Hall, 8109 White Horse Road, Greenville
Benson Campus Greenville Technical College – Benson Pavilion, 2522 Locust Hill Road, Taylors
Where can I vote early in Spartanburg?
Spartanburg County Board of Voter Registration & Elections, 366 N. Church St. #1630 Spartanburg
Woodruff Library, 270 E. Hayne St. Woodruff
Boiling Springs Library, 871 Double Bridge Road, Boiling Springs
Middle Tyger Library, 170 Groce Road, Lyman
Where can I vote early in Anderson?
Anderson County Board of Voter Registration & Elections, 301 N. Main St., Anderson
Pendleton Library, 650 S. Mechanic St., Pendleton
Powdersville Library, 4 Civic Ct. Powdersville
Watkins Community Center, 2 Louisiana St., Honea Path
What do I need to bring to vote?
Residents will need to show an ID to vote, which can be a driver's license, an ID card issued by the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles, a voter registration card with a photo, a federal military ID or a U.S. passport.
How can I see my ballot?
Find your sample ballot, at scvotes.gov/voters/absentee-voting/
Savannah Moss covers SC government/politics. Reach her at [email protected] or follow her on X @Savmoss.