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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]92.1% of non-Hispanic Black absentee voters in SC have now returned their ballots.

https://twitter.com/david_darmofal/status/1321256870082916356?s=21

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wow![/quote]
How many of the registered Black voters turned out though?[/quote]

92.1 percent. that's what that statistic is about.[/quote]

92.1% of Black voters that requested an absentee ballot.

Overall return rate, all races, is north of 85%! That is impressive! I don't know if they've been accepted, rejected, or what, though.

Leading counties for requesting mail ballots (as a total of the 2016 vote): 
Charleston: 43.3% (I assume that's % of people of registered voters) - 51% C, 43% T - it's the heard of SC-01 which flipped in '18
McCormick: 42.5% (swing rural county on the GA border) - 51% T, 47.5% C
Richland: 41.7% (Columbia) - 64% C, 31% T
Georgetown: 39.5% (along the coast, between Horry/Myrtle Beach & Charleston) - T 55%, C 42%
Sumter: 37.5% (east of Columbia) - 54.5% C, 42.5% T
Beaufort: 36.8% (Hilton Head) - 55% T, 41% C
Clarendon: 36.1% (small rural county between Charleston and Columbia) - 50% C, 48% T
Lancaster: 36.0% (along the NC border near its middle, exburb of Charlotte) - 61% T, 35.5% C
Orangeburg: 36% (about halfway between Charleston and Hilton Head) - 67.5% C, 30.5% T
Horry: 35.9% (Myrtle Beach) - 67% T, 29.5% C

Greenville is the largest county and is a major GOP bastion. Still had 81,856 absentee requests.

A lot depends on whether the Trump cultists can forgive Graham for his occasional apostasies. [/quote]

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