Representative Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) stated on Tuesday that the record early voter turnout in South Carolina is linked to residents' dissatisfaction with the Republicans' redistricting measures. Clyburn remarked, "People were upset that this was taking place. And people tend to vote when they get angry. And people were very angry," during a press conference after he cast his ballot in Orangeburg.
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Clyburn Attributes Record Early Voter Turnout in South Carolina to Resident Anger
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) commented on the record early voter turnout in South Carolina, attributing it to residents' anger over Republican redistricting measures. He noted that such anger often motivates people to vote.
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