Congressman John Barrow and Republican Challenger John Stone debate Tuesday at Julian Smith Casino.

What’s expected to be a record voter turnout is likely to be slowed even more in South Carolina by three constitutional amendment questions on the ballot. WJBF News Channel 6’s Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle has more.

Outlying counties in South Carolina are seeing record turnout for absentee voting. Hundreds are squeezing in time to vote early…and election offices are squeezing people into tiny offices to keep up. Joy Howe has the Palmetto State’s Vote ’08 coverage. 

Advance voting has begun in Richmond and Columbia Counties. Monday, October 27th, marked the beginning of advance voting, and will run through Friday, October 31st. We have a list of locations for you to cast your advance vote.

It is full speed ahead for both parties. The political headquarters in our area are working some over time, getting people ready for the big day. But if you haven’t gotten your yard sign or stickers yet you may want to hurry. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.

The excitement over the presidential election could mean a record-high voter turnout in South Carolina, and the State Election Commission says counties are ready to handle more voters. State law requires counties to have one voting machine for every 250 registered voters. WJBF News Channel 6’s Robert Kittle has more.

Hard to believe, there are just 11 days left until Election Day. There may be a lot of talk about the Presidential Race these days, but in Saluda County, another race is a pretty hot topic. Count on Joy Howe for the Vote ’08 Coverage.

Incumbent Richmond County Board of Education Trustees face opposition In November.

Election Day 2008 is fast approaching, and we want to know how you are planning to vote. We have set up a Presidential web poll.

Columbia County leaders say a penny of each purchase made in their county helps make it what it is today and what it’ll be tomorrow. Voters have a new, $180 million plan to approve. The projects are new, the tax is not. WJBF NewsChannel 6’s Paige Tucker highlights some of the emergency projects in the works.

When you head to the polls to vote for the next commander-in-chief, you’ll also vote for new laws in your county.  We take a look at one law in McDuffie County that has a lot of people talking.  WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has the story in our Vote ‘08 coverage.

For one Augusta voter, this election is definitely historic. That’s because she’s been alive for every presidency since Teddy Roosevelt. Count on our Fraendy Clervaud, he has the story.