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South Carolina election official answers lingering questions about casting ballots
SUMMARY: Early voting has begun in South Carolina, with over 20,000 ballots cast in Ory County. Some voters, especially recent transplants, have experienced confusion regarding absentee voting and registration statuses in multiple states. South Carolina election officials advise contacting local election offices to ensure proper registration. Voting in multiple states can result in severe consequences, including law enforcement involvement. Absentee ballots must be requested and returned by October 25th at 5 PM, and must arrive by 7 PM on Election Day. Address changes for voter registration must be made before registration deadlines, or directly at the DMV for driver’s licenses.
As South Carolinians hit the polls, there have been some questions. ABC15 spoke with an election official to get some of the answers residents are asking.
Recent South Carolina transplants getting ready to vote noticed their voter registration is active both here in their new state and in the state they just moved from.
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Authorities still searching for suspect in shooting of 2 Minnesota state lawmakers
SUMMARY: A man posing as a police officer fatally shot former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and wounded Sen. John Hoffman in politically motivated attacks. Authorities identified the suspect as Vance Boelter, a former state appointee and security contractor. Armed and on the run, Boelter left writings referencing abortion-rights lawmakers and carried “No Kings” flyers. His vehicle held multiple AK-style weapons. The FBI is offering a \$50,000 reward. The shootings, amid rising political violence, prompted enhanced security for lawmakers. Governor Tim Walz called it an assassination, while President Trump condemned the violence. Hortman and Hoffman had championed progressive policies in Minnesota.
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Isolated afternoon storms return
SUMMARY: Happy Sunday starts with showers and mostly cloudy skies, making for a gloomy morning. Showers will continue this afternoon with some sun peeking through. Temperatures will rise to around 86°F, with humidity making it feel close to 90°F. Monday and Tuesday will be oppressively hot due to moisture from the Gulf, with feel-like temperatures in the mid-90s. Wednesday remains hot and muggy, with highs in the low 90s but slightly less humidity. Scattered isolated afternoon storms have a 40% chance today and across the mountains with no severe weather expected. Keep umbrellas handy and stay hydrated during this hot period.
Isolated afternoon storms return
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Stanko is executed after clemency is denied
SUMMARY: Stephen Stanko, 57, was executed by lethal injection in South Carolina for two 2005 murders: he shot a friend in Horry County and killed his girlfriend in Georgetown County after raping her daughter, who survived a throat-slashing. Stanko apologized in a final statement and asked not to be judged by his worst day. His execution, South Carolina’s sixth in nine months, followed a brief halt due to drug availability. He declined the firing squad after concerns arose from a prior execution. Appeals and a clemency request were denied. Victims’ families and his lawyer witnessed the execution. He died 28 minutes after it began.
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