The official X page of the Charleston County Board of Voter Registration and Elections.
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ALT A red, white, and blue graphic includes a camo-patterned background with fighter jets overhead and two military personnel saluting. Text reads: Thank you, veterans.
ALT A red, white, and blue graphic depicts a photo ID card and a checkmark. Text above it reads: Photo ID. The CHS Votes logo is pictured along the bottom of the graphic.
ALT A red, white, and blue graphic reads: Register to vote! A clipboard with a document featuring a headshot silhouette and checkmarks next to implied lines of text and a writing instrument are pictured. The CHS Votes logo is along the bottom of the image.
ALT A graphic features a background of student-designed "I Voted" stickers. Text reads: Thank you, voters! The CHS Votes logo is also displayed.
ALT A graphic features a black and white photo of the front signage to the John L. Chisolm Election Headquarters for the Charleston County Board of Voter Registration and Elections. The building is located at 4340 Corporate Road in North Charleston, SC. Additional text on the graphic reads: Election Certification Hearing.
ALT A red, white, and blue graphic reads: 2026 General Election. 107 polling locations, 7 early voting centers operated. Dozens of first-time poll workers served. Eighth election involving Charleston County in 2026. Thank you, Election Heroes!
ALT A graphic features a polling location under the moon. Text reads: 2026 General Election, Nov. 3, 2026, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m., CHSVotes.gov.
ALT A red, white, and blue graphic features an analog clock at 4 o'clock with a star in the 7 o'clock position. and the following text: 2026 General Election. Nov. 3, 2026. 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. 3 hours left to vote. CHSVotes.gov.
ALT A red, white, and blue graphic features stars and the following text: 2026 General Election. Nov. 3, 2026. 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Halfway through Election Day. CHSVotes.gov.
ALT A red, white, and blue graphic reads: Myth vs Fact. Myth: I heard the ballot marking device will flip my vote. Fact: Voters confirm their selections three times before casting a ballot. Initial Selection: Voters see their highlighted, checkmarked choices. If they want to make a change, they can. Review Stage: The ballot marking device takes the voter to each page of the ballot for a review. Changes can be made if needed. Printed Ballot: A paper ballot is printed with the voter’s selections clearly indicated. Voters can once again verify that it is correct. Final Step: The ballot is only cast once it is scanned into the tabulator. If a voter has a question, they can ask an election worker before scanning their ballot.
ALT A red, white, and blue graphic features a polling location under the sun. Text reads: 2026 General Election, Nov. 3, 2026, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m., CHSVotes.gov.