Voter turnout in South Carolina's gubernatorial elections has seen notable swings over the past four election cycles, reflecting shifting levels of public engagement in state politics. According to data from the South Carolina State Election Commission, turnout peaked in 2018 with 55.03% of registered voters casting ballots, the highest percentage in the past decade.
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Voter turnout during midterm elections has varied, with the average participation rate over the past four election cycles hovering around 50%.
Donald Trump secured victory in the South Carolina presidential election, garnering 58.23% of the votes, while Kamala Harris received 40.36%.