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South Carolina lawmakers debate switching to closed primaries, sparking debate over voter access and party control.
Republican U.S. Representative Ralph Norman is pushing for South Carolina to switch from its open primary system to closed primaries, where only registered party members can vote in primaries.
A new bill, H.3310, introduced by Representative Mike Burns and backed by Norman, aims to strengthen party control and integrity, though Governor Henry McMaster opposes it, citing potential voting barriers.
Democrats warn closed primaries could disenfranchise independent voters.
A competing bill would allow independents to participate in closed primaries.
The measure is set for its first legislative review on January 22, 2026, amid ongoing debate over voter access and party influence.
Los legisladores de Carolina del Sur debaten el cambio a primarias cerradas, provocando un debate sobre el acceso de los votantes y el control de los partidos.