EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 8 MIN
63 days until we go to the polls in SC : Early voting begins on May 26th
from The Charlie James Show Podcast
With only 63 days remaining until South Carolinians head to the polls for the primary, the window for action is narrowing as early voting is set to begin on May 26th. This upcoming period offers voters a critical opportunity to cast their ballots ahead of the June 9th primary, marking a decisive moment in the state's election cycle.
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00:01 Are you following me over on X? I wish you would. I'm at Charlie on Air. That's at Charlie on Air. I'm also, that's the same thing on Instagram. Of course, I think all of you know how to follow me on Facebook, YouTube. We're also streaming there. Yeah, we stream the show on Facebook, on YouTube, on X, on Instagram, and on the WORD Rumble page. So you can always check that out. 00:27 Had some questions today about the upcoming primary here in South Carolina, 63 days until we go to the polls and people were wondering, hey, Charlie, um when does early voting start? All right, well, I have that answer for you. Early voting for the primaries begins at your county voter registration office and other early voting centers on May 26th. That's May 26th. That's 00:56 is the day that early voting starts. May 29th is the deadline for voters to apply for an absentee ballot for the primaries. June 5th is the deadline to vote early in person for the primaries. Let me just see here. um 01:22 trying to see when the deadline is for absentee ballots. 01:30 I don't have that. 01:34 But okay, but let me just reiterate that. May 26th, early voting starts, that goes through June 5th. Deadline to apply for an absentee ballot for the primaries is May 29th. So when you get that absentee ballot, you turn that in um as quickly as possible. ah Because I don't actually have, I guess it's gonna be by election day. We'll see, June 9th. But get that done very, very quickly. So. 02:01 That's going to be happening, and again, only got 63 days before the primary where you will vote that day here in South Carolina. So there you go. ah Well, if you've been following politics for any length of time whatsoever, you know this to be the truth. Whatever they accuse you of doing is what they're doing. 02:31 We went through all of that mess with Russia, Russia, Russia. Oh, Trump's colluding with Russia. Well, that was all a bunch of BS. In fact, the only collusion with Russia was actually with the Hillary Clinton campaign. And she was also colluding with Jim Comey over the FBI. We knew that. mean, all of that came out in Arctic Frost. And by the way, I'd love to see somebody go to jail for any of all of that. Not sure if that's going to happen, but I would love it. 03:02 So now, who is the big Russia, one of the big Russia, Russia, Russia guys in Congress? Well, that would be Eric Swalwell. Eric Swalwell was all about, oh, oh, he's gonna be, he's gonna be, you know, he's a Russian agent, yada, yada, yada. Well, Eric Swalwell is now in a bit of trouble because it seems like Eric Swalwell was doing the old, remember him in Fang Fang? 03:33 The Chinese spy that he had a romantic relationship with, was, well, they were getting jiggy. He was getting jiggy with Fang Fang. Doing the bang bang with Fang Fang. 03:47 But apparently it wasn't just her. Over a dozen former female employees and interns are ready to come forward to accuse Eric Swalwell of inappropriate touching and sexual harassment. Boy, he's just got the face for it, doesn't he? He just looks like somebody, somebody just that creepy that would do something like that. Now, how did all of this start? 04:16 Well, there was an email by this woman named Cheyenne Hunt, the director of Gen Z for Change. She released a text from a woman who wrote, know, Eric Swalwell has slept with many of his interns and makes them all sign non-disclosure agreements so they don't speak up, right? Hold on just a second. Hold on just a second. You're telling me. 04:47 that Eric Swalwell made interns that he had dalliances with, he made them sign a nondisclosure agreement? Huh, that's interesting because you see, nondisclosure agreements generally come with a payment of some sort. You sign this, 05:18 you get this. It's a little quid pro quo going on there, right? Exactly. So my big question here is, because we all know about that slush fund that's in Washington, D.C., where members of Congress and ...
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