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Despite low expected turnout in South Carolina primary, voters show up for Biden
After Biden urges turnout on X, voters cast ballots ‘to stop Trump’ and share thoughts on 2024 presidential election.
David Smith in Columbia, South Carolina
@smithinamerica
Sat 3 Feb 2024 19.46 GMT
As predicted, South Carolina’s Democratic primary Saturday is proving to be a low-key affair – but that hasn’t stopped Joe Biden from trying to boost turnout.
The president posted a video on the social media platform X in which he said simply: “South Carolina, go vote today!” Biden also made a stop at his 2024 campaign headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, alongside vice-president Kamala Harris.
Nearly seven in 10 voters have said they plan to vote for Biden during Saturday’s primary, a recent Emerson College poll found. Challengers Dean Phillips and Marianne Williamson were polling at about 5% and 3%, respectively. Three in 10 South Carolina voters were expected to take part in the primary.
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