Helpful Links/Pages to Become an Informed Voter

• Ballotpedia — https://ballotpedia.org — encyclopedic profiles on candidates and ballot measures, widely considered nonpartisan and heavily sourced; good for looking up someone the scorecards haven't rated yet, especially in local races.

• OpenSecrets — https://www.opensecrets.org — tracks campaign contributions and who's funding whom; useful complement to voting-record scorecards since it shows the money side instead of the vote side.

• Congress.gov — https://www.congress.gov — the official, primary-source record of every bill and roll-call vote in Congress. No spin at all since it's the government's own database; good for readers who want to check a scorecard's claim against the actual vote.

• SC Legislature's own vote/bill tracker — https://www.scstatehouse.gov — same idea, but for the South Carolina General Assembly. Lets a visitor verify a state-level scorecard claim directly at the source.

Voting is YOUR Sacred Duty. Vote Well and be informed. Our Republic's survival depends on choosing the right people. Read "Why Vote" in the next section to see exactly what happens when the citizens of a Country become disengaged in politics and voting.

Click on www.greenvillegop.com/vote: The Greenville Republican Party provides just about everything you need to know about this upcoming Primary and General election including locations and important dates and times for the upcoming special Primary Election. You will find a comprehensive listing of all the candidates running for Senate and other Elected Offices to include links to their websites and social media accounts.