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FOCUS: Primary voting opens 7 a.m. Tuesday

FOCUS: Primary voting opens 7 a.m. Tuesday

Staff reports  |  Voters who haven’t already cast absentee ballots to avoid the coronavirus and potentially long lines will head to the polls Tuesday for the state Democratic and Republican primaries. 

Polls open at 7 a.m. and close 12 hours later.  While it’s not clear how busy polls will be, poll managers have received public health training for the pandemic to protect people’s health, according to the state election commission.  Social distancing policies will be in place and managers are expected to clean common surfaces. 

Voters are advised to bring photo identification.  Several voting locations also have changed in recent days in Charleston County.

Also in this post: A list of recent endorsements by sister publication, Charleston City Paper.

by · 06/08/2020 · Comments are Disabled · Focus, Good news
The Citadel in 1865. Photo via Wikipedia.

NEW for 6/8: Polls open Tuesday; Don’t be timid; Praise poem

IN THIS EDITION
TODAY’S FOCUS: Primary voting opens 7 a.m. Tuesday
COMMENTARY, Brack: Don’t be timid about reform; Ask for more
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: South Carolina Ports Authority
PALMETTO POEM: Praise, by Angelo Geter
NEWS BRIEFS:  Lawmakers urged to address hate crimes, gun safety bills
FEEDBACK: Send us your thoughts
MYSTERY PHOTO: Beautiful sunset
CALENDAR:  Tickets on sale for new local, social-distanced concert series
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Charleston riot of 1876

by · 06/08/2020 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue
3/2, full issue: Remembering Clive; Presidential debates; Club’s 100th

3/2, full issue: Remembering Clive; Presidential debates; Club’s 100th

IN THIS EDITION
TODAY’S FOCUS: Remembering adventurer and author Clive Cussler
COMMENTARY, Brack: Do something to reduce frenzy at presidential debates
IN THE SPOTLIGHT:  Morris Financial Concepts, Inc.
NEWS BRIEFS:  Rotary Club of Charleston celebrates 100th with project, statuary
FEEDBACK:  Exhausted by Graham
MYSTERY PHOTO: Historic photo
CALENDAR: Charleston Museum announces Charleston 350 lecture series

by · 03/02/2020 · Comments are Disabled · Full issue
View of a 2016 caucus in Alaska.  Via Wikipedia.

BRACK: S.C.’s role in 2020 presidential process is big, really big

By Andy Brack, editor and publisher  |  South Carolina will again play an outsized role in picking the next presidential candidates for U.S. voters. It’s where the political rubber hits the road.

In large part, the story is told by the numbers …

by · 01/21/2019 · Comments are Disabled · Andy Brack, Views
The Governor's Mansion in Columbia.

BRACK: Governor’s races pit establishment versus grenade-throwers

By Andy Brack, editor and publisher  |   Don’t look for too many surprises Tuesday in what’s been a pretty lame set of gubernatorial primaries.

Unless something surprising happens before the June 12 Republican and Democratic primaries, incumbent Gov. Henry McMaster will lead four challengers and be forced into a runoff while Democratic state Rep. James Smith of Columbia may just muster enough votes to win the party’s nomination outright.

by · 06/11/2018 · Comments are Disabled · Andy Brack, Views
BRACK:  Incumbents have big advantages in June primary races

BRACK: Incumbents have big advantages in June primary races

By Andy Brack, editor and publisher | After a fantastic couple of months away from yard signs and blaring television advertising, campaigning is upon us again. Just look out your car windows as you are driving on any major thoroughfare.

Two months from now, voters — mostly those who vote in Republican primaries — will head to the polls to pick candidates for state and federal offices. In many cases, thanks to gerrymandering of political districts, the primary will be the real election as those who win will face little or token opposition in the fall.

by · 04/18/2016 · Comments are Disabled · Andy Brack, Views