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For voters in Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Clover, York, Lake Wylie and the rest of York County. Some races depend on where you live; your official sample ballot shows exactly which ones are yours.
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Only eligible, registered voters may vote. Who can vote in South Carolina. Hours checked Oct. 4, 2026 from official sources.
One of the state's two members of the U.S. Senate. Senators vote on federal laws, confirm federal judges and cabinet officials, and approve treaties.
A member of the U.S. House of Representatives for one congressional district. House members vote on federal laws and must start all tax and spending bills.
The governor is South Carolina's chief executive: signs or vetoes bills, can veto individual items in the state budget, and appoints many state officials. Candidates for governor and lieutenant governor run together on one ticket, so one vote elects both. The lieutenant governor is first in line to succeed the governor.
Registers businesses, charities and trademarks, and keeps official state records. In South Carolina, elections are run by the State Election Commission, not the Secretary of State.
Manages and invests state money, oversees the state's debt, and runs programs such as unclaimed property and the state's college savings plan.
South Carolina's chief legal officer and prosecutor. Represents the state in court, prosecutes some criminal cases, and issues legal opinions to state and local officials.
The state's chief accountant. Keeps the state's books, processes state payments, and reports on the state's finances.
Leads the South Carolina Department of Education, which oversees public schools, state testing and the rules for school funding.
Leads the South Carolina Department of Agriculture, which promotes farming and inspects food, fuel, scales and pumps.
A member of the South Carolina Senate. State senators write and vote on state laws and the state budget. This special election fills the rest of a term left open before it ended. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
A member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. State representatives write and vote on state laws and the state budget. Only voters in this district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
Handles wills, estates, guardianships and involuntary commitments in York County, and issues marriage licenses.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A member of York County Council, which sets the county budget and tax rate and oversees county services. Only voters in this council district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A member of York County Council, which sets the county budget and tax rate and oversees county services. Only voters in this council district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A member of York County Council, which sets the county budget and tax rate and oversees county services. Only voters in this council district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
Helps York County landowners and communities protect soil and water resources. The seat is nonpartisan.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
Oversees flood-control and conservation work in one watershed. The seat is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in this watershed district vote in this race.
Oversees flood-control and conservation work in one watershed. The seat is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in this watershed district vote in this race.
A seat on the Clover School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A seat on the Clover School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
A seat on the Clover School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A seat on the Clover School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
A seat on the Fort Mill School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
Vote for up to 4. 4 seats are on the ballot.
A seat on the Rock Hill School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
A seat on the Rock Hill School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
A seat on the Rock Hill School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A seat on the York School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A seat on the York School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
Unopposed Only one candidate is certified for this race.
A seat on the York School District Board of Trustees, which sets district policy and the budget and hires the superintendent. The race is nonpartisan. Only voters who live in the school district vote in this race.
There are no statewide constitutional amendments and no York County questions on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Source: official referendum list.
Monday, Oct. 19, to Saturday, Oct. 31, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed Sundays. Any York County voter may use any of the six early voting centers. Early voting centers are different from Election Day polling places.
Source: York County early voting poster.
Tuesday, Nov. 3, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at your assigned precinct polling place. If you are in line at 7 p.m., you may vote. Three precincts moved this year: Mt. Holly votes at Saluda Trail Middle School, Tools Fork at Adnah Methodist Church Family Life Center, and Hollis Lakes at Ebinport Elementary School.
No photo ID? It is free from the DMV or the county elections office. If something keeps you from getting one, bring your paper voter registration card, sign an affidavit at the polls and vote a provisional ballot.
Board of Voter Registration and Elections of York County: (803) 684-1242, elections@yorkcountysc.gov, 6 S. Congress St., Suite 1201, York, SC 29745.
Candidates appear as listed on the official candidate list; write-in candidates are not shown. Party labels are those on the ballot. Checked Oct. 4, 2026.
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