What's on the South Carolina ballot
Election day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Midterm election — all U.S. House seats, ~1/3 of the Senate, and many state and local offices.
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Before you vote: what they passed
An election is a performance review. These are the South Carolina bills Obillerate scored worst this session — plain English, with receipts and how legislators voted.
Parents must approve most medical care for minors
Parents get $3,000 tax credit for private or home schooling
New act aims to boost data center growth in South Carolina
New bill aims to organize education funding rules in South Carolina
Boaters over 70 hp must buy $50k liability insurance
All scored South Carolina bills → · Your legislators' records →
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