Greenville County Leads State in Early Voter Turnout for SCGOP Senate Runoff
Greenville County led South Carolina in early voter turnout for the SCGOP U.S. Senate runoff election, with 7,042 residents casting their ballots during the three-day early voting period. This figure is part of a statewide total of 63,712 early votes…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 21, 2026 —
Greenville County has emerged as the leader in early voter turnout for the South Carolina Republican Party’s U.S. Senate runoff election. During the three-day early voting period, 7,042 residents in Greenville County cast their ballots.
This local figure contributes to a significant statewide early voting total. Across South Carolina, a total of 63,712 early votes were cast for the runoff election. Election officials noted that this early voting number surpassed the early vote count from the initial primary election.
The early voting period allowed registered voters to cast their ballots in person before the official election day. The results from Greenville County indicate a strong engagement from its residents in this particular election cycle.
Further details regarding the specific breakdown of early votes by precinct or demographic within Greenville County were not immediately available. The statewide early vote total provides a key metric for the overall participation in the SCGOP U.S. Senate runoff.
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