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SC Election Commission agrees to changes for military, overseas voters
The South Carolina Election Commission has settled with the U.S. Department of Justice to facilitate voting for military and overseas citizens in the upcoming U.S. Senate primary. The agreement addresses a shorter timeframe than the federal 45-day requirement by ensuring voters are notified and ballots are tracked.
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