Polls opened in South Carolina at 7 a.m. on Saturday for the first formal Democratic presidential primary of 2024. Follow here for live updates. Yvonne Julian, a poll worker during the Democratic primary election day, speaks during an interview with The Epoch Times at a polling site in Greenville, S.C., on Feb. 3, 2024. (Madalina
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A group of about 16 white Danish political tourists, dining on platters of crab rice and smothered turkey wings, listened inquisitively but stayed focused on their meal. The only hoots came from local Democratic operatives in attendance. Getting voters jazzed has proven challenging for South Carolina Democrats in the lead up to Saturday’s election. And
A group of about 16 white Danish political tourists, dining on platters of crab rice and smothered turkey wings, listened inquisitively but stayed focused on their meal. The only hoots came from local Democratic operatives in attendance. Getting voters jazzed has proven challenging for South Carolina Democrats in the lead up to Saturday’s election. And