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SC election officials: 2026 on track for most expensive election cycle ever

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By Stephen Biddix Verified
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - South Carolina election officials say the state's 2026 election cycle could become the most expensive in state history after an unusually long primary season that stretched nearly three months and required multiple rounds of voting. The state's primary season began with early voting in May and did not conclude until a special state Senate primary runoff in August, spanning 77 days.
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SC primary season could be costliest in state history

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By Stephen Biddix Verified
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) — A primary season that stretched nearly three months is driving South Carolina election costs to record levels, according to state election officials. South Carolina Election Commission Executive Director Conway Belangia said the 2026 primary season could be the most expensive in the state's history. The 2026 primary started May 26, when early voting opened for statewide and state House primaries.
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SC election officials: 2026 on track for most expensive election cycle ever

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By Stephen Biddix Verified
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - South Carolina election officials say the state’s 2026 election cycle could become the most expensive in state history after an unusually long primary season that stretched nearly three months and required multiple rounds of voting. The state’s primary season began with early voting in May and did not conclude until a special state Senate primary runoff in August, spanning 77 days.
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