Gavin Newsom on Tuesday launched a two-day tour of South Carolina, calling on voters across rural areas — some tucked in GOP strongholds — to exercise their “moral authority” in standing up to President Donald Trump and Republicans in next year's midterm elections.

Nearly 170,000 South Carolinians who have not voted since 2020 have been marked as "inactive" on the state's voter rolls after they failed to verify their registration information, according to election officials.

State officials marked nearly 170,000 South Carolina voters as “inactive” on the state’s voter rolls after they failed to verify their registration information.

The South Carolina State Election Commission concluded a statewide voter confirmation mailing, a crucial step in maintaining the accuracy of the state's voter r

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) will be in South Carolina next week, where he will meet with voters and visit some of the state’s more rural counties, as speculation continues about a potential

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina State Election Commission said it has completed a significant update to its voter rolls, marking 168,000 voters as inactive as of July. In April, the state sent confirmation cards to 191,000 registered voters who had not participated in elections since 2020.

Tim Walz and Wes Moore came to South Carolina earlier. This week it is Gavin Newsom. Andy Beshear is on the schedule, too. The sitting governors are in the mix as candidates for the 2028 presidential election.

When Gavin Newsom visited South Carolina, Rep. Jim Clyburn joined him, calling the California governor "one of the leading voices in the Democratic Party."