Early voting ends in SC on Friday. Here’s how you can get your ballot in early

There’s still time to vote early in South Carolina’s statewide primary.

Early voting for the primaries began on May 26 and lasts until Friday. There are two days left to cast an early vote, or you can vote on election day, June 9.

Here’s how many people have voted early so far, how you can still do so, and who you can vote for:

Early voting numbers

Thousands of Beaufort County voters have already voted early. As of June 2, 9,216 ballots have been cast across Beaufort County, according to the South Carolina Election Commission. There are 140,821 registered voters in the county.

206,968 early voter ballots were cast across the state. Beaufort County ballots make up about 4% of the total.

How to early vote

Early voting works the same as voting on election day. There are no requirements to vote early, so it’s available to all registered voters.

All you need is your photo ID. Head to one of these four polling locations to vote:

• Main Voter Registration Office in Beaufort at 15 John Galt Road, Beaufort.
• Bluffton Branch Library at 120 Palmetto Way, Bluffton.
• USCB -- Hilton Head Campus, Room 115, at 1 Sand Shark Dr, Hilton Head Island.
• St. Helena Branch Library at 6355 Jonathan Francis Senior Road, St. Helena Island.

The polls open at 8:30 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. both today and Friday. In primaries, you must choose one party to vote for.

Who’s on the ballot?

Beaufort County:

Beaufort County Council District 4

• Michael JD Andersen (R)
• Thomas A. Grygowski (R)

Beaufort County Council District 5

• Joshua Hower (R)
• Joe Maiorano (R)
• Mary Jeans Otto (R)

Beaufort County Council District 8

• Bill Beltz (D)
• Trey Judy (D)
• Paula Brown (R)
• Kraig Gordon (R)

Beaufort County Council District 9

• Beth Gillespie (R)
• Mark Lawson (R)

Beaufort County Council District 11

• Elizabeth Galloway (R)
• Tommy Reitz (R)

Beaufort County Sheriff

• Doug Seifert (R)
• Jojo Woodward (R)

Statewide:

Gubernatorial candidates:

• Jermaine Johnson (D)
• Mullins McLeod (D)
• Billy Webster (D)
• Pamela Evette (R)
• Joshua Kimbrell (R)
• Nancy Mace (R)
• Ralph W. Norman (R)
• Rom Reddy (R)
• Alan Wilson (R)

Other offices on the ballot:

• Secretary of State
• State Treasurer
• Attorney General
• Comptroller General
• State Superintendent of Education
• Commissioner of Agriculture
• House of Representatives, District 120
• House of Representatives, District 121
• House of Representatives, District 122
• House of Representatives, District 123

Congressional:

Senate:

• Lindsey Graham (R, Incumbent)
• Annie Andrews (D)
• Brandon Brown (D)
• Kyle Freeman (D)
• Calvin Cowen (R)
• Thomas Dismukes (R)
• Patrick Herrmann (R)
• Mark Lynch (R)
• Darius Mitchell (R)

House of Representatives

• Francina Dantzler (D)
• Mac Deford (D)
• Max Diaz (D)
• Ben Frasier (D)
• Matthew Fulmer (D)
• Nancy Lacore (D)
• Mayra Rivera-Vazquez (D)
• Dan Brown (R)
• Jay Bayars (R)
• Jenny Costa Honeycutt (R)
• Logan Cunningham (R)
• Tyler Dykes (R)
• Kendal Ludden (R)
• Sam McCown (R)
• Alex Pelbath (R)
• Cindy Wagers Riley (R)
• Mark Sanford (R)
• Mark Smith (R)