South Carolina Early Voting Exceeds One Million Ballots
South Carolina's early voting has surpassed one million ballots, with Greenville, Charleston, and Richland counties leading the state in turnout.
Charleston, SC, November 2, 2026 — South Carolina’s early voting efforts have reached a significant milestone, with the total number of ballots cast now exceeding one million. This figure represents the cumulative early voting activity across the state.
The state’s election officials have reported that the threshold of one million early ballots has been surpassed. Specific details regarding the exact dates covered by this early voting period were not provided in the available information. Similarly, the specific election or elections for which these ballots were cast were not detailed.
Among the counties reporting the highest turnout for early voting, three have been identified as leading the state. These are Greenville County, Charleston County, and Richland County. The exact number of ballots cast in each of these leading counties was not disclosed.
Further details concerning the breakdown of early voting methods, such as in-person versus mail-in ballots, were not made available. Information regarding the specific demographic turnout or the total eligible voter population participating in the early voting period also remains unstated. The overall timeline for the early voting period, including its start and end dates, was not provided.
The total number of early votes cast by South Carolina residents has crossed the one million mark. The three counties that have seen the most robust early voting turnout are Greenville, Charleston, and Richland. No additional information was provided regarding specific vote counts per county, election specifics, or the overall duration of the early voting period.
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