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Lowcountry Senate Race With Polling Changes | Charleston News
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South Carolina’s Lowcountry is buzzing ahead of a high-stakes Senate race, where nine Republicans are locked in to battle for a special election seat — but with a twist: polling places are shifting because schools are back in session. Charleston County slashed early voting spots from five to one, Dorchester is still sorting out locations amid overlapping school calendars, and Berkeley County moved just one school site to a church. Crucially, only voters who participated in the June Republican primary — or skipped both primaries — are eligible. Absentee ballots must be received by Friday, early voting runs August 5–7, and a runoff is set for August 25. Check your polling place at scvotes.gov before you go.
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