Proud Boys founder to join student-led event at University of South Carolina
More than 26,000 petition signatures have been collected opposing two controversial guests invited to campus by Uncensored America student chapter
Can taking a selfie while voting get you in legal trouble in SC? What to know for Election Day
Pictures of the ballot itself are prohibited under state law. According to the South Carolina Code of Laws, a voter allowing their ballot to be seen by a person is a misdemeanor. The law applies to both in-person and mail-in voting and, upon conviction, violators can be fined up to $100 or imprisoned for up to a year.
Donald Trump returns to North Carolina without Mark Robinson, one of his top in-state supporters
Trump’s North Carolina protégé under fire over ‘black Nazi’ porn claims
Donald Trump’s chances of winning the southern battleground state of North Carolina in November’s presidential election have been threatened by explosive allegations of racist comments on a pornography website by Republican governor candidate Mark Robinson.
Why a scandal consuming a Trump protégé could harm the ex-president in North Carolina
SC prepares for November with new ballot scanners, court incentive for poll workers
All of South Carolina’s ballot-counting machines are being replaced with new, faster versions ahead of the November elections. The State Election Commission on Tuesday announced the purchase of 3,240 updated ballot scanners.
Roast of Vice President Kamala Harris on campus of USC greeted by peaceful protest, photos
A small but determined group came out to protest a Proud Boys founder and far-right British political commentator's visit to USC on Wednesday.