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November 3, 2026 · Greenville County

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Registration deadlinesOCT 2 / 4 / 5In person Oct 2, 5 p.m.; online Oct 4, 11:59 p.m.; mail postmarked Oct 5.Request a mailed ballotOCT 23County must receive the application by 5 p.m.Election DayNOV 37 a.m.–7 p.m. EasternOffices in county guide48Your ballot depends on your address

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The general-election deadlines are October 2 at 5 p.m. in person (unless the office has weekend hours), October 4 at 11:59 p.m. online, fax or email, and October 5 postmark by mail. Confirm your registration through MySCVotes.

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  • By mail

    All registered voters may vote early in person. Absentee voting by mail requires a qualifying reason. Your county must receive the application by October 23 at 5 p.m. Sign the return envelope and obtain the required witness signature. Return the ballot by November 3 at 7 p.m. Military and overseas rules differ.

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  • Early voting

    Use a designated site in your county.

    OCT 19–31
    Monday–Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern. Closed Sunday, October 25.

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  • Election Day

    Use your assigned polling place. If you are in line at closing time, stay in line.

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Bring one of the accepted photo IDs: an S.C. driver license, S.C. DMV ID, S.C. voter registration card with photo, federal military ID or U.S. passport. Free voter photo ID is available. If a reasonable impediment prevents obtaining photo ID, review the affidavit and provisional-ballot process.

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1Your polling information

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2Important deadlines

  1. New registrationOctober 2 in person; October 4 online; October 5 by mail
  2. Mailed-ballot requestOctober 23 · 5 p.m.
  3. Early votingOCT 19–31

    Monday–Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Eastern. Closed Sunday, October 25.

  4. Election DayNovember 3 · 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern
  5. Domestic mail ballot receivedNovember 3 · 7 p.m.
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3Districts & precincts

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4Your ballot at a glance

Federal and state offices first, then courts, local offices and school board.

Federal offices3 offices

U.S. Senate and U.S. House

South Carolina state offices22 offices

Statewide offices and state legislature

Courts2 offices

Judicial elections and retention questions

County & local offices12 offices

County, city and special-district offices

School board9 offices

Public school board elections

Ballot measures

Simpsonville

Simpsonville · Sales tax and property-tax credit

Who votes: Eligible voters in Simpsonville.

Proposes a 1% sales and use tax for up to eight years, a credit against certain municipal property-tax liability, and $44.4 million for road infrastructure improvements.

YES: Authorizes the change described in this question.

NO: Does not authorize this proposed change.

Official ballot wording

Must a one percent sales and use tax be levied in the City of Simpsonville, South Carolina for no more than eight years for the purpose of allowing a credit against certain municipal ad valorem tax liability and for the purpose of raising the amounts specified for the following purposes? (1) $44,400,000 for citywide road infrastructure improvements, including repaving, drainage systems, curbs and sidewalks INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: All qualified electors of the City of Simpsonville desiring to vote in favor of imposing the tax for the stated purposes shall vote “YES,” and all qualified electors opposed to levying the tax shall vote “NO.”

Official measure information

Mauldin

Mauldin · Sales tax, property-tax credit and bonds

Who votes: Eligible voters in Mauldin.

Proposes a 1% sales and use tax for up to eight years, a municipal property-tax credit, $15.6 million for road improvements and $4 million for a fire station. It also authorizes up to $15.6 million in bonds, backed by property taxes if the sales-tax revenue is insufficient.

YES: Authorizes the change described in this question.

NO: Does not authorize this proposed change.

Official ballot wording

Must a one percent sales and use tax be levied in the City of Mauldin, South Carolina for no more than eight years for the purpose of allowing a credit against certain municipal ad valorem tax liability and for the purpose of raising the amounts specified for the following purposes? (1) $15,600,000 for city road infrastructure improvements, including repaving, drainage systems, curbs and sidewalks (2) $4,000,000 for a new fire station project. and must the City Council of the City of Mauldin, South Carolina be authorized to issue and sell, either as a single issue or as several separate issues, not exceeding $15,600,000 principal amount of general obligation bonds of the City of Mauldin, to defray the costs of the foregoing purposes, plus issuance costs, to be paid from the sales and use tax to be imposed as stated herein and pledged to the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds, and, in the event such sales and use tax is inadequate for the payment of such bonds, such bonds shall be payable from an ad valorem tax imposed on all taxable property in the City of Mauldin? INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: All qualified electors of the City of Mauldin desiring to vote in favor of imposing the tax for the stated purposes and authorizing the issuance and sale of bonds in connection therewith as outlined above shall vote “YES,” and all qualified electors opposed to levying the tax and issuing such bonds shall vote “NO.”

Official measure information

Greenville

Greenville city · Sales tax and property-tax credit

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville.

Proposes a 1% sales and use tax for up to eight years, a credit against certain municipal property-tax liability, and $410.145 million for specified road, drainage, sewer, public facility and fire station projects.

YES: Authorizes the change described in this question.

NO: Does not authorize this proposed change.

Official ballot wording

Must a one percent sales and use tax be levied in the City of Greenville, South Carolina for no more than eight years for the purpose of allowing a credit against certain municipal ad valorem tax liability and for the purpose of raising the amounts specified for the following purposes? (1) $294,279,000 for road improvement projects, including road repaving and reconstruction projects; road congestion relief, bridge and intersection projects; and new sidewalk projects and sidewalk repair and improvement projects. (2) $32,374,000 for stormwater and drainage projects. (3) $41,912,000 for critical sewer infrastructure projects. (4) $17,580,000 for public assembly facilities, administration buildings and public safety projects. (5) $24,000,000 for fire station projects. Total: $410,145,000 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: All qualified electors of the City of Greenville desiring to vote in favor of imposing the tax for the stated purpose of allowing a credit against certain municipal ad valorem tax liability and for the purpose of raising the amount specified above shall vote “YES,” and all qualified electors opposed to levying the tax shall vote “NO.”

Official measure information

Greenville County

Greenville County · Sales tax · Question 1

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County.

Proposes a 1% sales and use tax for up to eight years or $1.1 billion in revenue, whichever comes first: $990 million for transportation and related drainage, $33 million for transit, and $77 million for greenbelts.

YES: Authorizes the change described in this question.

NO: Does not authorize this proposed change.

Official ballot wording

I approve a special sales and use tax in the amount of one percent to be imposed in Greenville County for not more than eight (8) years, or until a total of $1,100,000,000 in resulting revenue has been collected, whichever occurs first. The sales tax proceeds will be used to fund the following projects: Project (1) For financing the costs of highways, roads, streets, bridges, and other transportation-related projects facilities, and drainage facilities related thereto. $990,000,000 Project (2) For financing the costs of mass transit systems operated by Greenville County or jointly operated by the County and other governmental entities. Mass transit is to include but not be limited to the operation and expansion of the mass transit system as defined by Greenville Transit Authority's Transit Development Plan including improved frequency and enhanced routes. $33,000,000 Project (3) For financing the costs of greenbelts. To the extent permitted by the Act, greenbelts are to include but not be limited to acquiring land and conservation easements for the following: expanding public parks and green spaces, lands for active sports fields, securing water access points, expanding trails and greenways, protecting lands critical to wildlife, floodwater management, working farms and forests, natural resource management, historic preservation and protecting drinking water sources and water quality in rivers, lakes, wetlands, and other water bodies. $77,000,000 Instructions to Voters: All qualified electors desiring to vote in favor of levying the special sales and use tax shall vote "YES" and all qualified electors opposed to levying the special sales and use tax shall vote "NO."

Official measure information

Greenville County

Greenville County · Project bonds · Question 2

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County.

Authorizes up to $150 million in general obligation bonds, repaid from the sales tax described in Question 1, with maturities of no more than eight years, for the listed project categories.

YES: Authorizes the change described in this question.

NO: Does not authorize this proposed change.

Official ballot wording

I approve the issuance of not exceeding $150,000,000 of general obligation bonds of Greenville County, payable from the special sales and use tax described in Question 1 above, maturing over a period not to exceed eight (8) years, to fund completion of projects from among the categories described in Question 1 above. Instructions to Voters: All qualified electors desiring to vote in favor of the issuance of bonds for the stated purposes shall vote "YES;" and all qualified electors opposed to the issuance of bonds for the stated purposes shall vote "NO."

Official measure information

Travelers Rest

Travelers Rest · Sales tax and property-tax credit

Who votes: Eligible voters in Travelers Rest.

Proposes a 1% sales and use tax for up to eight years, a property-tax credit for owner-occupied homes, and $15.826 million for trails, parking, public assembly, road repairs and drainage.

YES: Authorizes the change described in this question.

NO: Does not authorize this proposed change.

Official ballot wording

Must a one percent (1%) sales and use tax be levied in the City of Travelers Rest for no more than eight (8) years for the purpose of allowing a credit against certain municipal ad valorem tax liability for owner-occupied residential property located within the City limits and for the purpose of raising the amounts specified below for the following purposes? 1. $3,942,000 for Connectors/Trails/Sidewalks. 2. $2,613,500 for Public Parking Infrastructure. 3. $4,958,500 for Public Assembly Infrastructure. 4. $3,062,000 for Critical Roadway Repairs. 5. $1,250,000 for Drainage Infrastructure. Total: $15,826,000

Official measure information

Local questions apply only to the city or district shown. Additional questions may appear on your ballot.

Official wording & what YES / NO means

5Candidates & offices

Includes active November 3 entries returned by the South Carolina Election Commission for this county on September 15. Some school, fire, water and other special districts cross county lines; those records remain in the county reference until their boundaries are matched.

Understanding district and seat labels

A district number belongs to a particular office. Congressional District 20 and State Senate District 20 are different areas.

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Federal offices3 offices

U.S. Senate and U.S. House

South Carolina state offices22 offices

Statewide offices and state legislature

Statewide offices

State legislature

State House of Representatives, District 5

State House of Representatives, District 5

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Neal CollinsRepublican
  • David F JonesDemocratic
Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 7

State House of Representatives, District 7

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Elizabeth W CooleyDemocratic
  • Lee GilreathRepublican
Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 10

State House of Representatives, District 10

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 16

State House of Representatives, District 16

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 17

State House of Representatives, District 17

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Mike BurnsRepublican
  • Rich NicoloffDemocratic
Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 18

State House of Representatives, District 18

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Virginia B MaclureDemocratic
  • Alan MorganRepublican
Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 19

State House of Representatives, District 19

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Patrick B HaddonRepublican
  • Rachel SmithDemocratic
Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 20

State House of Representatives, District 20

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Polly ElbertseDemocratic
  • Stephen D FrankRepublican
Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 22

State House of Representatives, District 22

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 23

State House of Representatives, District 23

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Chandra DillardDemocratic
Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 28

State House of Representatives, District 28

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

Official candidate recordFull office details

State House of Representatives, District 35

State House of Representatives, District 35

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

Official candidate recordFull office details

Statewide offices

Courts2 offices

Judicial elections and retention questions

County & local offices12 offices

County, city and special-district offices

County offices

County Council, District 17

County Council, District 17

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Joe DillRepublican
Official candidate recordFull office details

County Council, District 19

County Council, District 19

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Benton BlountRepublican
  • Cody DeanDemocratic
Official candidate recordFull office details

County Council, District 26

County Council, District 26

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Daniel RumfeltRepublican
Official candidate recordFull office details

Special districts

Fire District Commissioner, Dunklin Fire District

Dunklin Fire District

Who votes: Voters in the Dunklin Fire District.

  • Matthew DeJongNonpartisan
  • Christopher LudwigNonpartisan

Greenville County fire-district boundary: https://www.gcgis.org/arcgis3/rest/services/GreenvilleNJ/TaxationDistrict/MapServer/4

Official candidate recordFull office details

Fire District Commissioner, Piedmont Public Service Area

Greenville County

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Joseph E Collins JrNonpartisan
  • Al McAbee JrNonpartisan
  • Ed PooreNonpartisan
  • Terry YatesNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details

County offices

Special districts

Watershed Conservation District, Rabon Creek

Greenville County

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Casey RobinsonNonpartisan
  • Nick WhamNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details

Watershed Conservation District, South Tyger River

Greenville County

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Jim JablonskiNonpartisan
  • David James WolfeNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details
School board9 offices

Public school board elections

Board of Education, District 5

Greenville County

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Jason DorrietyNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details

School Board, 18 Greenville County

Greenville County

Who votes: Voters in Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees District 18.

  • Becky McLaughlinNonpartisan
  • Ann Marie MiddletonNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details

School Board, 20 Greenville County

Greenville County

Who votes: Voters in Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees District 20.

  • Bennie R CantrellNonpartisan
  • Robert GilesNonpartisan
  • Chuck SaylorsNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details

School Board, 22 Greenville County

Greenville County

Who votes: Voters in Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees District 22.

  • Leslie FatumNonpartisan
  • Lynda Leventis-WellsNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details

School Board, 26 Greenville County

Greenville County

Who votes: Voters in Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees District 26.

  • Amanda BrettNonpartisan
  • Stephanie MeekNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details

School Trustee, District 2 At Large

Greenville County

Who votes: Eligible voters in Greenville County; match this office and district to your official sample ballot.

  • Eddie MartinNonpartisan
  • Jimmy OuztsNonpartisan
Official candidate recordFull office details
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