South Carolina S0109 amends primary election voting requirements and procedures.
South Carolina S0109 amends the state's election laws to require voters to register as members of a political party to vote in partisan primaries. It mandates that only registered party members can vote in their respective party's primary, unless the party decides to open it to unaffiliated voters. The bill also requires voters to sign an affidavit affirming their party affiliation or independent status.
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