A unique situation will happen next week in Beaufort County, as voting for the Hilton Head PSD 4 special election is on Tuesday… but it won’t be the only thing people here can vote for.
In the early morning hours Wednesday, the Secretary of State gave elections officials in Chatham County the green light to scan uncounted ballots from a machine used in early in person voting at the Registrars Office.
Tuesday’s primary election didn’t provide final answers to all candidates, as some races are heading to a runoff election, including the democratic ticket for Georgia’s first congressional district.
Republican candidate for governor David Perdue made a campaign stop in Savannah today, this time, joined by former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
TSPLOST is a 10 year vote, so the last time folks in Toombs County had this on their ballot was in 2012. People at the chamber say in 2012 it passed only by a small margin, so they hope to have a greater turnout this time around.
Today, Governor McMaster signed a new legislation into law passed by the General Assembly that establishes early voting in the state of South Carolina.
The chairman of the Chatham County Board of Elections says especially in a redistricting year it’s important for voters to know exactly who should be on their ballot.
A unique election starts today on Hilton Head Island. In many places, water and sewer services are handled by city or county entities. It’s different for Hilton Head.
Governor Brian Kemp and former Senator David Perdue are not the only candidates in the race for Georgia’s Republican primary for Governor. The other candidates didn’t meet our polling threshold to be included in the debate but we did extend an invitation to interview each of them. Kandiss Taylor was the only candidate to accept our offer.
The city of Claxton is getting a new voting district. Council members recently approved the addition and local leaders hope the new district reflects a changing population