GREENVILLE, S.C. — This year, the Republican presidential primary ballot includes three advisory questions, which are placed on ballots by the political parties and are all "yes" or "no" questions.

South Carolina has an open primary system, which means voters can cast ballots for whichever candidate they prefer, regardless of party affiliation.A registered Republican can vote in the ...

South Carolina's Republican presidential primary kicks off on Saturday, and only two major candidates are left to duke it out: former President Donald Trump and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.

LEXINGTON COUNTY, S.C. — South Carolina's Republican Primary Day gets underway on Saturday morning as the state's voters decide who they want representing the party in the upcoming United States ...

Who can vote? Registered Republicans, Democrats and independents may cast a ballot in the 2024 South Carolina GOP primary if they haven't already voted in the Democratic contest.

The race for South Carolina’s next governor is heating up. Two republican candidates have announced their bid this week, ...

South Carolina is an open primary state, which means residents can vote in either the Democratic primary on Saturday, Feb. 3 or the Republican primary three weeks later on Saturday, Feb. 24 ...

South Carolina has an open primary system, which means voters can cast ballots for whichever candidate they prefer, regardless of party affiliation. A registered Republican can vote in the ...

With the South Carolina Democratic primary less than two weeks away, and the Republican primary later in February, voters may be wondering who's on the ballot, where to vote and how to make sure ...

South Carolina has an open primary system, which means voters can cast ballots for whichever candidate they prefer, regardless of party affiliation. A registered Republican can vote in the ...

When you go to vote in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary on Saturday you will see several names on the ballot, some of whom are not in the race anymore.Let's break it down.