Voters who voted in the
Republican Primary on June 12th may vote in the Republican Primary
Runoff on June 26th.
Voters who voted in the
Democratic Primary on June 12th may not vote in the Republican
Primary Runoff on June 26th.
If a voter was eligible to
vote on June 12th but did not vote at all, the voter may vote in the
Republican Primary Runoff.
All polling locations in
Hampton County will open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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Brunson
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Brunson Fire Department, 240
N. Manker St., Brunson
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Hampton No. 1
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Hampton Fire Dept. – 600 2nd
St., W., Hampton
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Hampton No. 2
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Hampton Fire Dept. – 600 2nd
St., W., Hampton
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Varnville
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Varnville Fire Station, 54
Palm St., Varnville
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Early Branch
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Cummings Fire Department,
6836 Yemassee Hwy., Varnville
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Garnett
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Housey’s Towing, 103 Augusta
Stagecoach Rd., Garnett
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Estill
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Estill Fire Department, 824
2nd St., E., Estill
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Bonnett
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Nixville Fire Department,
5207 Browning Gate Rd., Estill
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Furman
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Furman Town Hall, 46
McKenzie Trail, Furman
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Scotia
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Scotia Town Hall, 153
Annette St., Scotia
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Yemassee
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Yemassee Town Hall, 101 Town
Circle, Yemassee
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Horse Gall
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David Smith’s Shop, 5540
Grays Hwy., Varnville
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Rivers Mill
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Crocketville Community
Center, 3980 Bamberg Hwy., Hampton
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Hopewell
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Hopewell Community Center,
1401 Goettee Trail, Hampton
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Crocketville-Miley
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Crocketville Community
Center, 3980 Bamberg Hwy., Hampton
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Cummings
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Cummings Fire Department,
6836 Yemassee Hwy., Varnville
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Black Creek
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Hampton County Library,
12 Locust St., E., Hampton
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Gifford
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Gifford Community Center,
150 Sumpter St., Gifford
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While
having a Photo ID, and bringing it to the polls, will make the voting process
easier; no registered voter in the correct polling place should ever be
denied a ballot, whether the voter has a Photo ID or not.
Poll
Managers will ask voters for one of the following types of Photo ID:
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S.C. Driver's License
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S.C. DMV ID Card (includes
SC Concealed Weapons Permit)
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S.C. Voter Registration Card with a Photo
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Federal Military ID
(includes VA Benefits Card)
·
U.S. Passport
Voters
who already have one of the IDs above are ready to vote.
They need to be sure to bring their ID with them to their polling place.
Voters
can make their voting experience easier by getting a Photo ID before election
day. Voters
can get a free Photo ID from their county elections office at any time during
office hours (even on election day) by providing their name, date of birth, and
last four digits of their Social Security
Voters
who forget to bring their ID may vote a provisional ballot.
This ballot will count only if they show their Photo ID to the county election
commission prior to the provisional ballot hearing. Check with the county elections office for
more information on specific meeting time.
Voters
who can't get a Photo ID need to bring their non-photo voter registration card
to the polls. This
is the paper card without a photo that every voter receives when they register.
These voters will then sign an affidavit stating they have a
reasonable impediment to obtaining Photo ID and vote a provisional
ballot. The reasonable impediment could be a religious objection to being
photographed, a disability or illness, work schedule, lack of transportation,
family responsibilities, or any other obstacle the voter finds
reasonable. This provisional ballot will count unless someone
proves to the county board that the voter was lying on the affidavit.
To
vote under the reasonable impediment exception:
1.
Inform the poll managers that you do not have
a Photo ID and could not get one.
2.
Present your current, non-photo registration
card.
3.
Sign the affidavit provided by the poll
managers stating why you could not obtain a Photo ID.
4.
Cast a provisional ballot that will count
unless someone proves to the county board your affidavit is false.
For more information, please contact the County Board of Voter
Registration and Elections, 201 Jackson Ave., W., Hampton. Telephone:
(803) 914-2080