Marion County 2020 Election Guide

MARION, S.C. — Only 4,194 registered voters participated in the 2018 primaries. The election season returns Tuesday June 9 with the Democratic Primaries.

There are several contested campaigns on the ballot, starting with incumbent Marion County Sheriff against challenger Levon Rhames.

Wallace defeated Rhames in the November 2016 general elections.

Wallace, a Democrat with more than 20 years of experience in law enforcement was elected Marion County sheriff, receiving 84 percent of the vote against the then Republican Rhames.

Rhames started his career in 1982 and is now running as a Democrat.

Mullins native and Marion County Clerk of Court Christy M. Gray is running for reelection against Bobby Page of Mullins.

A runoff date is set for June 23 if necessary.

County Council District 1

County Council District 2

County Council District 4

County Council District 6

Marion County Voting Precincts

The following precincts and polling places will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.

Britton’s Neck —Saffold Center.

Friendship — Friendship AME Church

Centenary — Community Center

Rains — Early Childhood Center

Marion I — Marion Fire Department

Marion II — Marion Opera House

Marion North — Marion Intermediate School

Marion South — Eloise Grice Recreation Center

Marion West — Springville School

Sellers — Sellers Town Hall

Temperance Hill — Community Fire Department

Northwest Mullins — Palmetto Middle School

Southwest Mullins — Miles Community Center

Northeast Mullins — North Mullins Primary

Southeast Mullins — McCormick Elementary School

Nichols — Nichols Town Hall

Barrier Free — Voter Registration & Election Office

Absentee — Voter Registration & Election Office