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2012 Republican Primary Sample Ballots

Joshua Dickard — Fri, 18 May 2012 19:01:46 +0000

Sample ballots for the June 12, 2012 Republican Primary (there is no Democratic Primary):

June 12, 2012 Primary Candidates

Joshua Dickard — Mon, 07 May 2012 14:49:37 +0000

Under order of the S.C. Supreme Court, political parties were required to provide the state and county election commissions with an updated list of candidates who properly filed for office by noon, May 4th. The following candidates will appear on the June 12, 2012 ballot:

Name	Office	Contact Info	Email Address
Mike Rose	Senate 38	409 Central Avenue Summerville, SC 29483 843.871.1821	mrose5@sc.rr.com
Sean Bennett	Senate 38	1422 Peninsula Pointe Summerville, SC 29485 843.821.3352	sbennett@assetintegration.com
Sean Pike	Senate 41	938 Hunt Club Run 843.817.6177	Sean.pike@comcast.net
Paul Thurmond	Senate 41	601 White Chapel Circle 843.425.4040	pthurmond@tktylawfirm.com
Wally Burbage	Senate 41	34 Still Shadow Drive 843.224.3932	wallyburbage@allstate.com
Ed Carter	House 97	229 Limestone Road Dorchester, SC 29437 843.709.2555	ecarter@asosc.com
Jordan Bryngelson	House 97	371 Tuggle Lane Ridgeville, SC 29472 843.873.7437	jdbryngelson@gmail.com
LC Knight	Sheriff	105 Spring House Road Summerville, SC 29483 843.873.0840	lcknight@knightlawfirm.com
Mike Turner	Sheriff	302 Brick Kiln Summerville, SC 29483 843.609.8165	elcidtango86@aol.com
Larry Hargett	County Council 4	615 Fairington Summerville, SC 29485 843.875.8348	lshargett@aol.com
John Hull	County Council 4	9697 Pebble Creek Blvd Summerville, SC 29485 843.991.8281	jhull5@sc.rr.com
Roger W Goodman	County Council 6	2215 Hummingbird Lane Summerville, SC 29483 843.875.5779	rgoodman5@sc.rr.com
Bill Hearn	County Council 6	1712 Congressional Blvd Summerville, SC 29483 843.871.8646	bill.wrhearn@gmail.com

FULL CANDIDATE LISTS:

Republican Updated Candidate List

Democratic Updated Candidate List

Supreme Court Orders Candidates Removed from Ballots

Joshua Dickard — Thu, 03 May 2012 12:46:02 +0000

Candidates who did not properly file Statements of Economic Interests (SEIs) during the March filing period may not have their names placed on Primary or General Election ballots, according to a ruling by the S.C. Supreme Court issued on May 2, 2012.

Under order of the Court, the political parties must provide a list of candidates who properly filed SEIs to the state and county election commissions by noon, Friday, May 4th. An updated list of Dorchester County candidates will be posted on DorchesterVotes.org after noon on Friday as soon as we receive it from the parties.

While there is no deadline established by law, our office normally has absentee ballots available for voters around 30 days prior to the date of an election. We will be working diligently over the next two weeks to ensure absentee ballots are available to voters as soon as possible.

In the meantime, voters who plan to vote absentee by mail are encouraged to request an absentee application and return the application. Voters can request and download an application for an absentee ballot online HERE. Requests for absentee ballot applications can also be made by calling our office at 843-832-0132 or 843-563-0132. Ballots will be mailed when they become available.

Voters who wish to vote absentee in person should wait to come to our office until ballots are available. Voters should visit DorchesterVotes.org to check the status of absentee ballot availability.

2012 June Primaries

Joshua Dickard — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 15:15:42 +0000

NOTICE OF ELECTIONS

The Republican and Democratic political parties will hold primary elections on Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Required runoffs will be held Tuesday, June 26. Any person wishing to register to vote in the primary and runoff elections must do so no later than Saturday, May 12.

At 1:00 p.m. on Election Day the County Election Commission will begin its examination of the absentee ballot return envelopes at the county council conference room at 201 Johnston Street, St. George, SC 29477. On Thursday, June 14, at 10:00 a.m., the County Board of Canvassers will hold a hearing to determine the validity of all provisional ballots cast in this election. This hearing will be held at the council chambers at 201 Johnston Street, St. George, SC 29477 .

The following precincts and polling places will be open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.:

Precinct	Location	Address
Archdale	Ft Dorchester High School	8500 Patriot Blvd N Charleston 29420
Archdale 2	Ft Dorchester High School	8500 Patriot Blvd N Charleston 29420
Ashborough E	Dorchester Presby Church	10290 Dorchester Rd Summerville 29485
Ashborough E 2	Dorchester Presby Church	10290 Dorchester Rd Summerville 29485
Ashborough W	Old Fort Baptist Church	10505 Dorchester Rd Summerville 29485
Ashborough W 2	Old Fort Baptist Church	10505 Dorchester Rd Summerville 29485
Ashley River	River Oaks Middle School	8642 River Oaks Dr N Charleston 29420
Bacons Bridge	Beech Hill Elementary	1001 Beech Hill Rd Summerville 29485
Beech Hill	Beech Hill Elementary	1001 Beech Hill Rd Summerville 29485
Beech Hill 2	Beech Hill Elementary	1001 Beech Hill Rd Summerville 29485
Brandymill	Grace Lutheran Church	1600 Old Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Brandymill 2	Grace Lutheran Church	1600 Old Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Briarwood	Summerville Church Of Christ	413 Old Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Briarwood 2	Summerville Church Of Christ	413 Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Briarwood 3	Summerville Church Of Christ	413 Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Butternut	Reeves Elem School	1003 Dubose School Rd Summerville 29483
Carolina	Senior Citizens Center	312 N Laurel St Summerville 29483
Central	Knightsville Umc	1505 Central Ave Summerville 29483
Central 2	Knightsville Umc	1505 Central Ave Summerville 29483
Clemson	Dubose Middle School	1000 Dubose School Rd Summerville 29483
Clemson 2	Dubose Middle School	1000 Dubose School Rd Summerville 29483
Clemson 3	Dubose Middle School	1000 Dubose School Rd Summerville 29483
Coastal	Coastal Center	9995 Miles Jamison Rd Ladson 29456
Coastal 2	Coastal Center	9995 Miles Jamison Rd Ladson 29456
Coastal 3	Coastal Center	9995 Miles Jamison Rd Ladson 29456
Coosaw	Ft Dorchester Elementary	5201 Old Glory Ln Summerville 29485
Coosaw 2	Ft Dorchester Elem School	5201 Old Glory Ln Summerville 29485
Cypress	Knightsville Elementary	847 Orangeburg Rd Summerville 29483
Delemars	Sand Hill Methodist	1961 Summers Drive Ridgeville 29472
Dorchester	Senior Citizens Center	312 N Laurel St Summerville 29483
Dorchester 2	Senior Citizens Center	312 N Laurel St Summerville 29483
Flowertown	Summerville High School	1101 Boone Hill Rd Summerville 29483
Flowertown 2	Summerville High School	1101 Boone Hill Rd Summerville 29483
Four Hole	Harleyville Elementary	1650 E Main St Dorchester 29437
Germantown	Cornerstone Bapt. Church	888 Central Ave Summerville 29483
Givhans	Givhans Alternative Progr	273 Hwy 61 Ridgeville 29472
Givhans 2	Givhans Alternate Program	273 Hwy 61 Ridgeville 29472
Greenhurst	Spann Elementary School	901 John Mckissick Way Summerville 29483
Greenwave	Summerville High School	1101 Boone Hill Rd Summerville 29483
Grover	Grover Fire Dept	3336 Wire Rd St. George 29477
Harleyville	Harleyville Community Ctr	163 S Railroad Ave Harleyville 29448
Indian Field	St George Middle School	600 Minus St St George 29477
Indian Field 2	St George Middle School	600 Minus St St George 29477
Irongate	Beautiful Savior Lutheran	720 Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Irongate 2	Beautiful Savior Lutheran	720 Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Irongate 3	Beautiful Savior Lutheran	720 Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Kings Grant	Oakbrook Middle School	286 Old Fort Rd Ladson 29456
Kings Grant 2	Oakbrook Middle School	286 Old Fort Rd Ladson 29456
Knightsville	Knightsville Elem School	847 Orangeburg Rd Summerville 29483
Lincoln	Cathedral Of Praise	3790 Ashley Phosphate Rd N Charleston 29420
Miles/Jamison	Baptist Tabernacle Church	3670 Ladson Rd Ladson 29456
Newington	Newington Elem School	10 King Charles Cir Summerville 29485
Newington 2	Newington Elem School	10 King Charles Cir Summerville 29485
North Summerville	Alston Middle School	500 Bryan St Summerville 29483
North Summerville 2	Alston Middle School	500 Bryan St Summerville 29483
Oakbrook	Oakbrook Middle School	286 Old Fort Rd Ladson 29456
Patriot	Ft Dorchester High School	8500 Patriot Blvd N Charleston 29420
Reevesville	Reevesville Fire Dept	6800 Johnston Ave Reevesville 29471
Ridgeville	Clay Hill Middle School	387 S Railroad Ave Ridgeville 29472
Ridgeville 2	Clay Hill Middle School	387 S Railroad Ave Ridgeville 29472
Rosinville	Indian Field Fire Dept	1525 W Main St Harleyville 29448
Rosses	Dorchester Career School	507 School House Rd Dorchester 29437
Saul Dam	Beech Hill Elem School	1001 Beech Hill Rd Summerville 29485
Sawmill Branch	Flowertown Elem. School	20 King Charles Cir Summerville 29485
Spann	Spann Elem School	901 John Mckissick Way Summerville 29483
St. George No 1	St George Senior Citizen Center	5361 E Jim Bilton Blvd St. George 29477
St. George No 2	K F Waggoner Bldg	201 Johnston St St. George 29477
Stallsville	Stallsville Method Church	255 Stallsville Rd Summerville 29485
Tranquil	Oakbrook Elem School	306 Old Fort Rd Ladson 29456
Tranquil 2	Oakbrook Elem School	306 Old Fort Rd Ladson 29456
Trolley	Dorchester Career School	449 Old Trolley Rd Summerville 29485
Tupperway	Summerville High School	1101 Boone Hill Rd Summerville 29483
Tupperway 2	Summerville High School	1101 Boone Hill Rd Summerville 29483
Windsor	Cathedral Of Praise	3790 Ashley Phosphate Rd N Charleston 29420

Candidate Filing Period for 2012 June Primaries

Joshua Dickard — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 18:47:04 +0000

All candidates seeking a political party’s nomination to run in the November 6, 2012 General Election must file with the appropriate party official during the appropriate filing period. If only one candidate files for a particular office with a particular party, that candidate becomes the party’s nominee. When more than one candidate files for a particular office with a particular party, the nominee is chosen by primary or convention.

The Constitution, Green, Independence, Labor, Libertarian, United Citizens, and Working Families parties nominate candidates by convention. Conventions are conducted by the parties. Contact the appropriate party for more information regarding conventions.

The Republican and Democratic parties nominate by primary elections that are conducted by the State and county election commissions. The 2012 Republican and Democratic Primaries shall be held June 12, 2012 with a runoff election (if necessary) on June 26, 2012. The Republican and Democratic candidate filing period opens at noon Friday, March 16, 2012 and closes at noon Friday, March 30, 2012.

At the time of filing, each candidate must complete a Statement of Intention of Candidacy Form, pay the filing fee, present proof that they have filed their Statement of Economics Interests form online at the SC State Ethics Commission website (http://ethics.sc.gov), and complete any additional forms as necessary by state law or party rules. The filing fee is one percent of the annual salary of the office multiplied by the number of years in the term of office or $100, whichever is greater. This fee is applied to funding the party’s primary. Names of candidates who fail to file the proper forms during the appropriate filing period will not appear on the ballot.

Persons wishing to file for one of the following offices must file with the executive committee of the Dorchester County Republican or Democratic Political Party: Auditor, Clerk of Court, Coroner, County Council (Seats 4, 5, & 6), S.C. House, S.C. Senate, Sheriff, Solicitor Circuit 1, Probate Judge, Register of Deeds, and Treasurer.

Persons wishing to file for federal or statewide office must file with the state executive committee of the political party of the candidate’s choice. Contact the appropriate political party for specific information regarding filing.

A candidate may be nominated by more than one political party. Such candidates are commonly referred to as “fusion candidates.” Click here for information regarding candidates representing more than one party.

Names of candidates who were defeated in a political party primary or convention may not appear on the ensuing general or special election ballot (S.C. Code of Laws Section 7-11-10).

Additional information on candidate filing can be found on SCVotes.org.

2012 Presidential Preference Primary Official Results

Joshua Dickard — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 13:10:39 +0000

Click here for official results.

2012 PPP Certification and Provisional Ballot Hearing

Joshua Dickard — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:03:49 +0000

As required by Section 7-13-830 of the 1976 South Carolina Code of Laws, the County Board of Canvassers will hold a hearing to determine the validity of all provisional (challenged) ballots cast in the Saturday, January 21, 2012 Republican Presidential Preference Primary Election. This provisional ballot hearing will be held on JANUARY 26, 2012 at 10:00AM at the following location:

County Council Chambers inside the

Kenny Waggoner Building

201 Johnston Street

St. George, SC 29477

If you are the challenged voter: You are entitled to be present at this hearing. You are entitled to be represented by legal counsel and to present evidence in your behalf. If your vote was challenged for not providing proper ID when registering to vote by mail: You must provide this ID prior to or at the provisional ballot hearing for your vote to be counted. You may determine the status of your ballot by following either of these steps:

1. Calling the Dorchseter County Registrations & Elections office at 832-0132 or 563-0132

/ OR /

2. Sending an email to Voter Registration at vote@dorchestercounty.net

/ OR /

3. Visiting our website HERE.

If you are the challenger: You may be present at this hearing to present evidence and/or witnesses in support of your challenge. Prior to the hearing, you may present written evidence to the County Election Commission in support of your challenge. If you do none of these to support your challenge, the ballot will be counted.

Reference: HAVA Section 302 (5) (A) Provisional Voting and Voting Information Requirements.

Election Day!

Joshua Dickard — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 11:05:35 +0000

General Information
Candidates
Precinct Information
Presidential Primary FAQs

General Information:

The 2012 Republican Presidential Preference Primary is today, Saturday, January 21, 2012.

All precincts will be open. Some polling place locations may be combined. The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. at the polling places designated below. The Managers of Election shall see that each person offering to vote takes the oath that he/she is qualified to vote at this election according to the Constitution of this State, has not voted before at this primary election or at any other party’s primary election, and has not participated in the nominating convention for any vacancy for which this primary is being held.

Voters who are blind, physically disabled, or unable to read or write are entitled to assistance in casting their ballot. This assistance may be given by anyone the voter chooses except his employer, an agent of his employer, or an officer or agent of his union. The Managers must be notified if assistance is needed.

Voters who are unable to enter their polling place due to physical handicap or age may vote in the vehicle in which they drove, or were driven, to the polls. When notified, the Managers will help these voters using the curbside voting provision.

Registered electors who cannot vote in person may be eligible to vote by absentee ballot. Voters wishing more information concerning absentee voting should contact their county voter registration office.

On January 21, 2012, at 9:00 a.m., the County Election Commission will begin its examination of the absentee ballot return envelopes at the Waggoner Building, 201 Johnston Street, St. George.

On January 26, 2012, at 10:00 a.m., the County Board of Canvassers will hold a hearing to determine the validity of all provisional ballots in this election. This hearing will be held at the Waggoner Building, 201 Johnston Street, St. George.

Candidates:

The following candidates will appear on the Republican Presidential Preference Primary ballots on January 21, 2012.

Michele Bachmann
Herman Cain
Newt Gingrich
Jon Huntsman
Gary Johnson
Ron Paul
Rick Perry
Mitt Romney
Rick Santorum

Republican PPP Sample Ballot

Precincts

The following precincts and polling places will be involved in this election:

Precinct	Location	Street Address	City	Zip
ARCHDALE	FT DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL	8500 PATRIOT BLVD	N CHARLESTON	29420
ARCHDALE 2	FT DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL	8500 PATRIOT BLVD	N CHARLESTON	29420
ASHBOROUGH E	DORCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH	10290 DORCHESTER RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
ASHBOROUGH E 2	DORCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH	10290 DORCHESTER RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
ASHBOROUGH W*	DORCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH	10290 DORCHESTER RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
ASHBOROUGH W 2*	DORCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH	10290 DORCHESTER RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
ASHLEY RIVER	RIVER OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOL	8642 RIVER OAKS DR	N CHARLESTON	29420
BACONS BRIDGE	BEECH HILL ELEMENTARY	1001 BEECH HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BEECH HILL	BEECH HILL ELEMENTARY	1001 BEECH HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BEECH HILL 2	BEECH HILL ELEMENTARY	1001 BEECH HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BRANDYMILL	GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH	1600 OLD TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BRANDYMILL 2	GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH	1600 OLD TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BRIARWOOD	SUMMERVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST	413 OLD TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BRIARWOOD 2	SUMMERVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST	413 TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BRIARWOOD 3	SUMMERVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST	413 TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
BUTTERNUT	REEVES ELEM SCHOOL	1003 DUBOSE SCHOOL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
CAROLINA	SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER	312 N LAUREL ST	SUMMERVILLE	29483
CENTRAL	KNIGHTSVILLE UMC	1505 CENTRAL AVE	SUMMERVILLE	29483
CENTRAL 2	KNIGHTSVILLE UMC	1505 CENTRAL AVE	SUMMERVILLE	29483
CLEMSON	DUBOSE MIDDLE SCHOOL	1000 DUBOSE SCHOOL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
CLEMSON 2	DUBOSE MIDDLE SCHOOL	1000 DUBOSE SCHOOL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
CLEMSON 3	DUBOSE MIDDLE SCHOOL	1000 DUBOSE SCHOOL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
COASTAL	COASTAL CENTER	9995 MILES-JAMISON RD	LADSON	29456
COASTAL 2	COASTAL CENTER	9995 MILES JAMISON RD	LADSON	29456
COASTAL 3	COASTAL CENTER	9995 MILES JAMISON RD	LADSON	29456
COOSAW	FT DORCHESTER ELEMENTARY	5201 OLD GLORY LN	SUMMERVILLE	29485
COOSAW 2	FT DORCHESTER ELEM SCHOOL	5201 OLD GLORY LN	SUMMERVILLE	29485
CYPRESS	KNIGHTSVILLE ELEMENTARY	847 ORANGEBURG RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
DELEMARS	SAND HILL METHODIST	1961 SUMMERS DRIVE	RIDGEVILLE	29472
DORCHESTER*	SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER	312 N LAUREL ST	SUMMERVILLE	29483
DORCHESTER 2*	SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER	312 N LAUREL ST	SUMMERVILLE	29483
FLOWERTOWN	SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL	1101 BOONE HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
FLOWERTOWN 2	SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL	1101 BOONE HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
FOUR HOLE	HARLEYVILLE ELEMENTARY	1650 E MAIN ST	DORCHESTER	29437
GERMANTOWN	CORNERSTONE BAPT. CHURCH	888 CENTRAL AVE	SUMMERVILLE	29483
GIVHANS	GIVHANS ALTERNATIVE PROGR	273 HWY 61	RIDGEVILLE	29472
GIVHANS 2	GIVHANS ALTERNATE PROGRAM	273 HWY 61	RIDGEVILLE	29472
GREENHURST	SPANN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	901 JOHN MCKISSICK WAY	SUMMERVILLE	29483
GREENWAVE	SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL	1101 BOONE HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
GROVER	GROVER FIRE DEPT	3336 WIRE RD	ST. GEORGE	29477
HARLEYVILLE	HARLEYVILLE COMMUNITY CTR	163 S RAILROAD AVE	HARLEYVILLE	29448
INDIAN FIELD	ST GEORGE MIDDLE SCHOOL	600 MINUS ST	ST GEORGE	29477
INDIAN FIELD 2	ST GEORGE MIDDLE SCHOOL	600 MINUS ST	ST GEORGE	29477
IRONGATE	BEAUTIFUL SAVIOR LUTHERAN	720 TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
IRONGATE 2	BEAUTIFUL SAVIOR LUTHERAN	720 TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
IRONGATE 3	BEAUTIFUL SAVIOR LUTHERAN	720 TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
KINGS GRANT	OAKBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL	286 OLD FORT RD	LADSON	29456
KINGS GRANT 2	OAKBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL	286 OLD FORT RD	LADSON	29456
KNIGHTSVILLE	KNIGHTSVILLE ELEM SCHOOL	847 ORANGEBURG RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
LINCOLN	CATHEDRAL OF PRAISE	3790 ASHLEY PHOSPHATE RD	N CHARLESTON	29420
MILES/JAMISON	BAPTIST TABERNACLE CHURCH	3670 LADSON RD	LADSON	29456
NEWINGTON	NEWINGTON ELEM SCHOOL	10 KING CHARLES CIR	SUMMERVILLE	29485
NEWINGTON 2	NEWINGTON ELEM SCHOOL	10 KING CHARLES CIR	SUMMERVILLE	29485
NORTH SUMMERVILLE	ALSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	500 BRYAN ST	SUMMERVILLE	29483
NORTH SUMMERVILLE 2	ALSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	500 BRYAN ST	SUMMERVILLE	29483
OAKBROOK	OAKBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL	286 OLD FORT RD	LADSON	29456
PATRIOT	FT DORCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL	8500 PATRIOT BLVD	N CHARLESTON	29420
REEVESVILLE	REEVESVILLE FIRE DEPT	6800 JOHNSTON AVE	REEVESVILLE	29471
RIDGEVILLE	CLAY HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL	387 S RAILROAD AVE	RIDGEVILLE	29472
RIDGEVILLE 2	CLAY HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL	387 S RAILROAD AVE	RIDGEVILLE	29472
ROSINVILLE	INDIAN FIELD FIRE DEPT	1525 W MAIN ST	HARLEYVILLE	29448
ROSSES	DORCHESTER CAREER SCHOOL	507 SCHOOL HOUSE RD	DORCHESTER	29437
SAUL DAM	BEECH HILL ELEM SCHOOL	1001 BEECH HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
SAWMILL BRANCH	FLOWERTOWN ELEM. SCHOOL	20 KING CHARLES CIR	SUMMERVILLE	29485
SPANN	SPANN ELEM SCHOOL	901 JOHN MCKISSICK WAY	SUMMERVILLE	29483
ST. GEORGE NO 1	ST GEORGE SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER	5361 E JIM BILTON BLVD	ST. GEORGE	29477
ST. GEORGE NO 2	K F WAGGONER BLDG	201 JOHNSTON ST	ST. GEORGE	29477
STALLSVILLE	STALLSVILLE METHOD CHURCH	255 STALLSVILLE RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
TRANQUIL	OAKBROOK ELEM SCHOOL	306 OLD FORT RD	LADSON	29456
TRANQUIL 2	OAKBROOK ELEM SCHOOL	306 OLD FORT RD	LADSON	29456
TROLLEY	TRIDENT TECH (Old DORCHESTER CAREER SCHOOL)	449 OLD TROLLEY RD	SUMMERVILLE	29485
TUPPERWAY	SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL	1101 BOONE HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
TUPPERWAY 2	SUMMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL	1101 BOONE HILL RD	SUMMERVILLE	29483
WINDSOR	CATHEDRAL OF PRAISE	3790 ASHLEY PHOSPHATE RD	N CHARLESTON	29420

*Please note the emphasized precincts have been moved for the January 21 Presidential Primary ONLY. Voters will return to their regular polling locations for future elections.

Presidential Primary FAQs

Absentee Voting Deadlines Approach

Joshua Dickard — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 18:25:59 +0000

Absentee voting is underway throughout South Carolina, and the State Election Commission wants to inform voters about associated procedures and deadlines. Voters who meet one of the qualifying reasons listed below may cast an absentee ballot either in person or by mail.

In Person – You may vote in person at the Dorchester County Voter Registration Office, located at 201 Johnston Street, St. George. There, you will complete an application then cast your ballot. You may vote absentee in person up until 5:00 p.m., Friday, January 20^th.

Persons qualified to vote by absentee ballot:

Person on vacation who will be outside their county of residence on Election Day.
Members of the Uniformed Services or Merchant Marine, and their spouses and dependents residing with them
Persons who, for reasons of employment, will not be able to vote on election day
Physically disabled persons
Persons sixty-five years of age or older
Persons serving as a juror in state or federal court on Election Day
Persons admitted to the hospital as emergency patients on day of election or within a four-day period before the election
Persons with a death or funeral in the family within three days before the election
Persons confined to a jail or pre-trial facility pending disposition of arrest or trial
Persons attending sick or physically disabled persons
Certified poll watchers, poll managers, and county election officials working on Election Day

Check the status of your absentee ballot: https://info.scvotes.sc.gov/eng/voterinquiry/VoterInformationRequest.aspx?PageMode=AbsenteeInfo

Current and historical absentee voting statistics: www.scvotes.org/2010/05/13/fact_sheets

Testing of Election Equipment

Joshua Dickard — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 09:53:42 +0000

On Thursday, January 19, 2012 at 9am, the Dorchester County Elections Commission will hold a public test of the iVotronic voting system. We will also test the M100 paper ballot equipment. The test will be held at 2120 East Main Street, Dorchester, SC 29437. Any interested persons are invited to attend.