Get Your Sample Ballot
A Sample Ballot is a representation of the offices and candidates that will appear on your official ballot and is provided for informational purposes only.
While your actual ballot will look different, this sample ballot contains all the offices and questions for which you will be eligible to vote at the time this sample ballot was produced. Sometimes candidates withdraw or are disqualified prior to an election. Also, if you move and update your address, your sample ballot will likely change. Sample ballots are made available approximately 100 days prior to an election. It is best to check your sample ballot close to Election Day to check for any changes in offices and candidates.
Your Sample Ballot may differ from other voters’ ballots in your precinct.
Straight Party: For partisan elections, your actual ballot will provide a straight party selection option. If you make a straight party selection on your ballot, you will be selecting all candidates of that party on your ballot. Any vote cast for an individual candidate will take precedence over any straight party selection. Nonpartisan offices and questions are not included in the straight party vote and must be marked individually. There is no straight party option in primary and Nonpartisan elections.
Contact your county voter registration office to vote absentee or to early vote, or go to your polling place to vote on Election Day.
You may take this Sample Ballot with you when voting in person but do NOT display or distribute it at your polling place or early voting location.
Source: South Carolina Election Commission