South Carolina voters cast a record number of ballots during a single day in the early voting period on Tuesday, breaking a record set only the day before.

According to the South Carolina State Election Commission, about 125,900 people went to cast their ballots on Monday. It’s nearly 80% more than the previous one-day early voting record set during the General Election on Nov. 4, 2022, which was only 70,100 votes.

The lawsuit said of 17,000 denials, 6,000 were qualified to register and asked the court to add the wrongfully excluded to state voter rolls

Crowds lined up at vote centers to cast ballots on the first day of early in-person voting, which continues Monday-Saturday through Nov. 2

A long line of voters gathered in South Carolina on Tuesday, October 22, marking the second day of early voting in the state.Footage filmed and posted to X by Andrew Manello shows a long line of voters waiting outside the Bluffton Recreation Center in Bluffton,

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Voters cast a record number of ballots Monday on the first day of early voting in South Carolina for the 2024 general election.

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Early voting is now underway on both sides of the river with a major U.S. presidential election on the horizon.“Well, I thought I was early,” said Bill Bruder, an Aiken County voter. “It looks like I’m a little late.

South Carolina law lets 17 year-olds who will be eligible to vote register when they apply for drivers lincenses. Why were so many denied that opportunity?