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South Carolina ramps up election security with new $30M voting machines
SUMMARY: As South Carolina prepares for the 2024 election, election officials are enhancing measures to ensure integrity and security of the voting process. Howard Nap, executive director of the South Carolina State Election Commission, anticipates a record turnout of 2.5 to 2.8 million voters. They have invested $30 million in new, secure voting machines that are internet-free, along with additional ballot marking devices to alleviate potential line delays. Nap also addressed concerns about non-citizens on voter rolls, reporting no findings of inappropriate registrations. He emphasizes civility and encourages reporting any improprieties to local election offices for investigation.
Election integrity has become a hot topic over the last few years leading up to 2024 Election Day. ABC15 wanted to know what is being done in South Carolina to protect your vote. So, we went to the State Election Commission in Columbia to find out.
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Trump will issue executive orders to remake immigration policies; legal, logistical questions remain
SUMMARY: President-elect Donald Trump plans to implement significant changes to U.S. immigration policies, including ending asylum access, sending troops to the southern border, and attempting to eliminate birthright citizenship. Although these executive orders will be announced soon, their execution remains uncertain, particularly regarding legal challenges to end automatic citizenship for anyone born in the U.S. Trump also intends to suspend refugee resettlement for four months, halt “catch-and-release” practices, and revive the “Remain in Mexico” policy. The administration aims to complete border wall construction, though specifics on troop deployment and funding remain unclear amid rising concerns from immigrant communities.
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Back where it turned, Biden’s final 24 hours begin in South Carolina | South Carolina
SUMMARY: Joe Biden returned to South Carolina on Sunday for his farewell as President, marking the state that catalyzed his 2020 campaign. Joined by wife Jill and Rep. James Clyburn, he visited the Royal Missionary Baptist Church and the International African American Museum, expressing gratitude to the congregation. In the 2020 primaries, Biden initially struggled but later won decisively in South Carolina, revitalizing his campaign. Despite its Democratic history, South Carolina has leaned Republican in recent decades. Biden’s farewell follows a high-profile national address, with expectations for a traditional departing president’s ceremony in Washington on Monday, attended by notable figures.
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Cold air arrives and will continue
SUMMARY: Today marks a cold impact day with temperatures at 12°F in Cullowhee and 25°F in Greenville, feeling even colder due to wind chill. Tomorrow morning will be similarly frigid, with wind chills dropping below zero in parts of Western North Carolina. A few flurries are possible, primarily closer to Tennessee, following last night’s light snowfall. Although sunshine is expected today, cloud coverage will increase tomorrow, bringing a chance of light snow, particularly in the Greenwood, Abbeville, Elberton, and Laurens areas. Overall, expect low to mid-30s temperatures today and tomorrow, with colder conditions continuing.
Cold air arrives and will continue
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