THE VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINES TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER HAS PASSED. The deadline for SC was extended due to Hurricane Helene to Monday, October 14th.

You can still register to vote, but you will not be eligible to vote in the November 5th General Election.

Click here to register to vote.

Yes! State law requires voters in South Carolina to present a valid photo ID to confirm their identity when they vote in person. Photo IDs accepted:

• SC Driver’s License

• SC Department of Motor Vehicles ID Card (includes SC Concealed Weapons Permit)

• SC Voter Registration Card with Photo

• US Passport

• Federal Military ID (includes all Department of Defense Photo IDs & Department of Veterans Affairs Benefits Card)

If you don’t have an acceptable photo ID, there may be other ways you can confirm your identity.

If you need help getting an ID and for additional information click here.

• Students may register where they live while attending college. This could be at an address in college community (e.g., a dormitory) or an address you intend to return to while not in the college community (e.g., family home).

• For guidance in determining what residence to claim for voter registration purposes, see S.C. Code of Laws Section 7-1-25.

Many college students who live on campus receive their mail at a campus post office box. These students must register at the physical address of their dormitory or housing complex. A student’s P.O. Box can be provided for mailing and contact purposes.

Early In Person: During the early voting period, you can vote at a designated early vote location in your county. Early voting dates are Monday, October 21st - Saturday, November 2nd. All early voting locations are open from 830am - 5pm. No voting on Sunday, October 28th.

Absentee Ballot: State law allows voters with qualifying reasons to vote absentee by mail. To find out if you qualify & to learn more click here. Deadline to request your absentee ballot is October 25th.

In Person on Election Day: Vote in person at your assigned polling location between the hours of 7am and 7pm on Tuesday, November 5th.

Per state law, county voter registration offices establish up to 7 early voting centers that must be open during the two-week early voting period (prior to General Election date).

Voters can visit any early voting center in their county during the early voting period, present their Photo ID , and vote safely and securely.

For more information, click here.

Additional information and resources for voting with a disability coming soon.

Thank you for your interest!

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We recommend visiting your state Secretary of State’s office website or your local County website or County Voter Registration website for specific and timely state registration and voting requirements and information.

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