Are you attending college in South Carolina? If so, you have a choice to make.

Resident students in South Carolina may register to vote either where they reside while attending college or at their home of origin. Whether you consider yourself to be more a resident of your college location or your original home location is up to you. Only you can decide where you think you want your voice as a voter to be heard. Just know that you can vote either where you attend school or at your home of origin, but not both.

The Post & Courier

By the time the state Senate reconvenes for a new session in January 2025, it’s a reasonable possibility that all three of the Republican women who stood against a near-total abortion ban will have lost their seats to men. "It is deeply concerning that we may be facing the loss of female voices in our legislature," said Lynn Teague, a vice president for the South Carolina League of Women Voters. "Women’s perspectives show up in concern for real issues for families and communities in our state, in contrast to the political noise machine that often drowns out the needs of South Carolina’s people."

We are planning a $15,000 digital marketing campaign to reach 500,000 families with unregistered female residents aged 18-35 before the November general election. A million digital ads will direct these women to VOTE411 to register to vote, to learn about candidates, and to prepare to vote. Thanks to those who’ve already responded to our appeal, we have raised $7000 toward our goal. But we need to raise an additional $8000 to launch this campaign in late summer.

This study is to determine whether LWVSC should take a position on the selection process for each of the seven state constitutional officers, and if so, what method of selection would be preferable for a given office (e.g. election vs. appointment. )