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SC's Voting Machines

South Carolina has selected a voting machine that provides the state with a dependable system to enhance the security and resilience of the election process. Having a paper record of each voter’s voted ballot will add an additional layer of security as it allows for audits of paper ballots to verify vote totals. The two-step process incorporates touch screen technology supported by a printed copy of a voter's selections. The hard copy is scanned by the voter into a second machine which stores the votes both electronically and on paper.

Visit the SC Election Commission's New Voting System FAQ page to learn more and watch the video tutorial below from the South Carolina Election Commission shared by Fox Carolina News to be prepared on election day!

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Voting is every citizen's right and obligation.  There are a number of online resources to help you be an informed and consistent voter.

In South Carolina, the Election Commission provides a one-stop shop for voting information: SCVotes.org.
Once there, you can:

• Register to vote
• Check or update your voter registration
• Submit your information to get your voting location and a sample ballot for the upcoming election complete with candidates and referendums
• Learn details about how to vote - in person and absentee
• Check on upcoming elections
• Learn results of completed elections
• See what it takes to be a Poll Worker
• Find the process for becoming a candidate for public office
• Study past elections and voting statistics

Voting District maps and information are available online through the South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office.

Need local information?  Connect with the Spartanburg County Registration and Elections Office.

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