Introducing scVOTES.gov

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Introducing scVOTES.gov

As of June 30, the State Election Commission’s voter education website has a new address: scVOTES.gov.

gov domain name was made to help maintain the public’s trust in the information and services provided through the site.

gov extension will help voters easily recognize the site as a trusted source of information.

Voters will know when they see “scVOTES.gov,” they have arrived at the official website of the S.C. State Election Commission.

The old .org domain extension will continue to exist indefinitely, and visitors will be automatically redirected to the new scVOTES.gov address.

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