The dates listed below are the September 2026 county party meetings or events. If you have any questions regarding additional meeting details please email us here -> team@scgop.com Aiken GOP Meeting- September 10th Bamberg GOP Meeting- September 8th Barnwell GOP Meeting- September 28th Berkley GOP Meeting- September 15th Calhoun GOP Meeting- September 15th Charleston GOP Meeting- September 21st Cherokee GOP Meeting- September 3rd GOP Social Meeting- September 24th Chesterfield GOP Meeting- September 23rd Clarendon GOP Meeting- September 11th Colleton GOP Meeting- September 9th Darlington GOP Meeting- September 16th Dillon GOP Meeting- September 25th Dorchester GOP Meeting- September 11th Edgefeild GOP Meeting- September 16th Fairfield GOP Meeting- September 12th Florence GOP Meeting- September 8th Georgetown GOP Meeting- September 15th Greenwood GOP Meeting- September 14th Horry 9/11 Memorial Service- September 11th Jasper GOP Meeting- September 15th Kershaw GOP Meeting- September 4th Lancaster GOP Meeting- September 10th Lee GOP Meeting- September 18th Lexington GOP Meeting- September 14th Monday Matters- September 21st Marion GOP Meeting- September 18th Marlboro GOP Meeting- September 16th Newberry GOP Meeting- September 18th Oconee GOP Meeting- September 18th Orangeburg GOP Meeting- September 18th Pickens GOP Meeting- September 10th Richland GOP Meeting- September 28th Saluda GOP Meeting- September 11th Spartanburg GOP Meeting- September 3rd Williamsburg GOP Meeting- September 25th York GOP Meeting- September 25th

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💥HEADS UP SC💥 - TWO CANDIDATES - ONLY ONE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. - WE’VE GOT A RUNOFF! 🇺🇸🐘 Both candidates have confirmed their attendance and will take the stage for the SCGOP Republican U.S. Senate Special Primary Runoff Debate TOMORROW EVENING. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH LIVE AT 7:00 PM HISTORIC NEWBERRY OPERA HOUSE The South Carolina Republican Party has partnered with Newsmax and South Carolina ETV (SCETV) to bring this important debate to voters across South Carolina and beyond. The debate will be broadcast LIVE nationally on Newsmax and locally via SCETV.. SCETV will also help ensure an impartial panel, focused on asking the questions South Carolina voters want answered. HOW TO WATCH OR LISTEN NEWSMAX Watch on Newsmax through participating cable and satellite providers Stream through Newsmax+ Watch through supported live-TV streaming services, including YouTube TV and Fubo. Newsmax confirms its channel remains available through YouTube TV and major pay-TV providers. SCETV Watch LIVE on ETV Watch LIVE on ETV World Stream LIVE on SCETV.org Watch on SCETV’s Facebook page Watch on SCETV’s News YouTube channel Listen LIVE on SC Public Radio Stream through the SC Public Radio website IF USING CABLE OR SATELLITE TV - CHECK YOUR PROVIDER'S WEBSITE FOR DETAILS ON SCETV CHANNELS IF USING DIGITAL ANTENNA Allendale Channel 14 (WEBA) Beaufort Channel 16 (WJWJ) Charleston Channel 7 (WITV) Columbia Channel 35 (WRLK) Conway Channel 23 (WHMC) Florence Channel 33 (WJPM) Greenville Channel 29 (WNTV) Greenwood Channel 38 (WNEH) Rock Hill Channel 30 (WNSC) Spartanburg Channel 49 (WRET) Sumter Channel 27 (WRJA)

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DANNY LEE FORD II WINS COURT CHALLENGE OF SCGOP https://www.postandcourier.com/politics/danny-ford-scgop-republican-us-senate/article_da778039-65f2-4d88-8ce2-705e09025c66.html

Following the death of Graham, we now must choose a nominee, via a Special Republican Primary, held pursuant to S.C. Code of Laws Section 7-11-55. This election will decide who is the next candidate to carry the Republican banner into the November 3, 2026 General Election. Whether you're considering running for office, volunteering, or casting your ballot, your participation is critical as we work to keep this U.S. Senate seat in Republican hands and continue fighting for the conservative values that make South Carolina strong. IMPORTANT DATES Candidate Filing Opens: 🗓 Tuesday, July 21 at 12:00 PM Candidate Filing Closes: 🗓 Tuesday, July 28 at 12:00 PM Absentee Ballot Application Deadline: 🗓 Friday, July 31 Early Voting – Special Republican Primary: 🗓 August 5–7 - 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Special Republican Primary Election Day: 🗓 Tuesday, August 11 - 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM IF A RUNOFF IS NECESSARY Early Voting: 🗓 August 19–21 - 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Special Republican Primary Runoff: 🗓 Tuesday, August 25 - 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM WHO CAN VOTE? You are eligible to vote in the August 11 Special Republican Primary if you: Voted in the June Republican Primary, or Did not vote in either party's June primary. Voters who participated in the June democratic Primary process are NOT eligible to vote in the August 11 Special Republican Primary, or any potential runoff. Follow this link to check your voter registration and find your polling location - https://scvotes.gov/u-s-senate-special-republican-party-filing-primary/ OR - You can also contact our office at team@scgop.com.

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GO HERE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS-> https://greenvillegop.com/event/gcrp-quarterly-meeting-july-13-2026/ Please join us for our upcoming quarterly meeting on Monday, July 13th. This time, we’re doing things a little differently by taking a deliberate break from candidate speeches, as we already have an exciting slate of candidates lined up for October. Think of this session as a true GCRP Townhall Meeting - an open forum where you can ask questions, share your feedback, and give your input on where you see the party going and how we did this past year. Our Executive Board officers will answer YOUR questions and also be giving updates on exactly what they are working on and what initiatives they have planned for the future. Full agenda will be published soon as well as a draft of a censure that has been submitted with the GCRP Resolution Committee.

The SC Freedom Caucus spent MONTHS getting an over-the-counter Ivermectin bill across the finish line. IT PASSED THE HOUSE 100-9. The Senate approved it 38-3. Then Republican primary season happened, Freedom Caucus members backed some challengers to establishment RINO incumbents and MEGA RINO, House Majority Leader Davey Hiott, decided the bill needed to die. In one of his final acts before retiring RINO, Hiott, moved to bury the legislation in committee — a procedural kill shot. The stated grievance wasn't policy. It was that Freedom Caucus Rep. Jay Kilmartin had endorsed a primary challenger against an incumbent Republican colleague. LET THAT SINK IN: A bill that passed with 93% support in the House was killed not because of any objection to its merits, but because leadership wanted to send a message. Enough Republicans crossed the aisle to join demoncommiecrats and make it happen. The Freedom Caucus didn't lose the primaries — they won them, and picked up seats. So rather than accept that verdict from voters, establishment , RINO, leadership used a procedural maneuver on the way out the door to punish the people who beat them!!!! As SC Freedom Caucus member, State Rep. Thomas Beach, wrote on social media: "GOP caucus priorities are more about punishing conservatives than helping families who need medical help."