OTHER FACTS ABOUT VOTING

For identification to vote, you may present either your voter registration certificate, a valid South Carolina driver's license, or a South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles issued photo I.D. card. If your registration card is ever lost or stolen, you may obtain a duplicate, even on election day, from your county voter registration office.
Husbands and wives cannot vote together in the same voting booth.
Primary elections, conducted by the county election commissions, are held to determine who will be that party's nominee.
Polls open at 7:00 am and remain open until 7:00 pm.
You may obtain the names of your elected officials and polling place by contacting your county voter registration office.
A person who does not live within the municipality, but who owns property within the municipality, would not be considered a resident for the purpose of voting in a municipal election.
A person who was not qualified to vote in the first election for failure to register 30 days prior to an election is not qualified to vote in that election's subsequent run-off.