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Live blog: South Carolina Democratic Primary
Live blog: South Carolina Democratic Primary
See the data like a journalist - 3:19 p.m.
In less than four hours, results of the South Carolina Democratic primary will start rolling out, as well as information about voter turnout. If you're already following the Greenville News, then you know this website is the place to get the results information you need. But if you want to know more, go to the source.
The State Election Commission uses an online tool called Election Night Reporting to release ballot results as each precinct reports them. It includes a map that shows how each county voted. If you compare that map to a map of congressional districts, you can get an idea of how the delegate allocation will shake out as the results come in.
Click here to access Election Night Reporting. Remember, precincts don't begin reporting until 7 p.m.
See the data like a journalist - 3:19 p.m.
In less than four hours, results of the South Carolina Democratic primary will start rolling out, as well as information about voter turnout. If you're already following the Greenville News, then you know this website is the place to get the results information you need. But if you want to know more, go to the source.
The State Election Commission uses an online tool called Election Night Reporting to release ballot results as each precinct reports them. It includes a map that shows how each county voted. If you compare that map to a map of congressional districts, you can get an idea of how the delegate allocation will shake out as the results come in.
Click here to access Election Night Reporting. Remember, precincts don't begin reporting until 7 p.m.
