COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– The South Carolina Election Commission says voters in South Carolina made their voices heard in number records on the first week for early voting period. Officials say so far more than 735,000 voters have already turned out to cast their vote ahead of Election Day, November 5. The Palmetto state has already surpassed the total early voting turnout from the 2022 General Election.   Early Voting Turnout for the 2022 General Election Total: Approximately 561,600 First Week of Early Voting (October 21- October 26) Total: Approximately 735,400 Monday, October 21: Approximately 126,700 Tuesday, October 22: Approximately 127,800 Wednesday, October 23: Approximately 128,800 Thursday, October 24: Approximately 127,700 Friday, October 25: Approximately 134,400 Saturday, October 26: Approximately 90,000 “We are excited to witness such a strong turnout of early voters making their voices heard,” say Howie Knapp, Executive Director of the South Carolina Election Commission (SEC), “We expect continued record-breaking participation as we enter the second week of early voting.” As voting continues, the SEC would like to remind voters who haven’t cast their ballots yet that they still have time to vote at any early voting center in their county during this period. Dates: Now – Saturday, November 2. Times: 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Locations: Check scVOTES.gov or contact your county voter registration office. Voters will be asked to present a Photo ID when checking in to vote. Visit scVOTES.gov to find all of the information you need to prep for the polls, as well as daily early voting turnout statistics. Categories: Local News, Richland Tags: 2024 election, SC Votes