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South Carolina voter participation broke records! 

Election results are reported at scVOTES.gov.

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Give a gift membership, donate to support 2027 legislative advocacy, and include us in your estate planning. Help LWVSC protect and defend democratic values in South Carolina no matter what challenges the future holds.

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As a nonprofit organization, LWV volunteers manage the organization and do most or all of the work. As board members, we wear two hats — as trustees and as managers and leaders. Governance is the responsibility of the board as a whole while managing, leading and working are the responsibility of individual board members.

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South Carolina’s Public Service Commission (PSC) has given itself six months to review the largest utility merger in U.S. history — the proposed $67-billion deal between Florida power behemoth NextEra and Virginia’s Dominion Energy. If you are a Dominion customer, please plan to write, call, or attend a public hearing to comment on this merger. It is extremely important that individual Dominion ratepayers/customers in South Carolina make themselves heard.

LWVSC LEAD (Legislatve Education & Advocacy Day) 2027
Event Date: 
01/23/2027 - 9:30am to 3:00pm
Event location: 

Midlands Technical College - Airport Campus

SAVE THE DATE! South Carolina experienced the highest midterm voter turnout in thirty years! Do a deep dive into the election results with nationally recognized experts. Leave with key takeaways about how the League can continue to inform, engage, and empower South Carolinians as the new SC legislative session begins.

Network with passionate colleagues across the state. You'll leave inspired and energized!

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Lynn Teague, September 10: If the nation is to advance responsibly in AI, meaningful regulatory oversight of the industry and a strong safety net are essential. Otherwise it is going to be a terrible time in which far more suffer than benefit. Even a cure for cancer is not much of a counterweight to the scale of the potential harms. Regulatory guardrails and an economic safety net are unlikely to be perfect, but they are essential to mitigate potential harms.

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In the next legislative session, those who watch the Legislature for education issues are likely to see controversies over public school funding and accountability, student discipline, parental rights, teacher salaries and staffing shortages, funding for mobile panic alarms, coercive control, culture war issues and revised social studies standards.

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Open our bi-weekly actions to find out what you can do at national, state, and local levels to make a difference.