SC early voting hits record as redistricting bill dies in Senate
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South Carolina kicked off early voting for party primaries with a record turnout—about 44,600 in-person votes and roughly 4,200 absentee ballots—as voters cited the redistricting fight. The Senate killed the proposed map redraw, potentially affecting Rep. Jim Clyburn’s district, prompting many to vote early. Early voting runs 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. weekdays through June 5, with Election Day on June 9.
- SC early voting begins with record-breaking turnout. Many voters say redistricting is why. SC Daily Gazette
- South Carolina Senate rejects Trump's call to redraw congressional map CBS News
- Clyburn on South Carolina record-breaking early voter turnout: People were ‘very angry’ The Hill
- Early voting surges in Charleston Co. as redistricting bill is killed in Senate Live 5 News
- Early voting begins Tuesday as South Carolina redistricting debate continues WIS News 10
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