Discussion: What is most important to you when you vote?
I'm working on a series of articles about the upcoming election and how it impacts South Carolina specifically. Since I'm writing for y'all, what do you feel is most important out of this list? I'm going to be interviewing both Republican and Democratic politicians for their input on the articles and will be as objective as possible.
Early voting starts October 21
- Why voting matters
- Lies, damned Lies, and Legislation
- Character matters
- The Rule of Law
- Project 2025 and South Carolina
- Immigration (Illegal, TPS, Refugees, Border Control)
- Abortion
- School Vouchers
- National Candidate Platforms
- Voting Lists
- Gun Control
- Inflation
edits to add
13. Climate Change (stormwater, flooding, green energy)
14. LGBT+
15. Corruption
16. Taxes
17. Accountability of State Officials
18. DEI (Definition, implementation, pros/cons)
19. Misinformation
20. Infrastructure
21. Economy
Just pick the number or numbers that you want to know more about and reply with them.
Edit: Remember you can edit your comments to pick new numbers if you need to.
Republicans and MAGA, I need your answers too.
Edit: Please don't vote the Independents, Republicans and MAGA down past zero, their opinions are important also, even if we don't agree with them. Tomorrow afternoon (24Sept 4pm), I'll compile the answers and write about the top 5.
Actual Reporters: If you end up using anything, I don't need a byline, but I want a shout-out to r/southcarolina.