South Carolina S1109 amends presidential primary rules, including cost-effective measures and filing fees.
South Carolina S1109 amends the state's election laws to adjust the procedures for presidential preference primaries. The bill mandates that the State Election Commission and county election authorities implement cost-effective measures for conducting these primaries, such as consolidating polling places. It also sets a maximum filing fee of $22,500 per candidate certified by a political party, which must be transmitted to the State Election Commission.
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