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South Carolina Republicans Push Mid-Election Redistricting After Trump Pressure

South Carolina Republicans Push Mid-Election Redistricting After Trump Pressure

South Carolina Republicans are moving forward with an unprecedented effort to redraw the state’s congressional districts in the middle of an active election cycle — a move critics say threatens voting rights, voter confidence, and fair representation. On May 6, the South Carolina House Rules Committee voted 12-2 to advance a measure tied to H. 5683…
The Role of Executive Committee Members in Strengthening Horry County’s Democratic Party

The Role of Executive Committee Members in Strengthening Horry County’s Democratic Party

The foundation of a strong and effective Democratic Party begins at the local level, where neighbors, volunteers, and grassroots leaders come together to shape the future of our communities. In Horry County, this work is guided by the Executive Committee (EC) Members and the State Executive Committee (State EC) Members, who serve as both the…
Understanding the Democratic Party: National, State, and Local Roles

Understanding the Democratic Party: National, State, and Local Roles

The Democratic Party is a nationwide organization built from the ground up. It functions at three main levels—national, state, and county—each with distinct roles and responsibilities. It is also important to understand the distinction between the Party itself, elected politicians, and the voting public. This structure reflects the grassroots nature of democracy. Rather than operating…

Are you ready to run for a position with the Horry County Democratic Party?

The Horry County Democratic Party (HCDP) is governed by an Executive Committee composed of the Chair, 3 Vice Chairs, and each precinct’s Executive Committee Member. The Executive Committee meets four times per year to set priorities for the County’s Party activities! It can be your turn to get involved! Executive Committee Filing Form (This link is…
Voting Information

Reporting Election Concerns

If you have an election concern, report it to our HCDP Voter Protection Clinic at (843)488-4237. Here are some other steps you can take: 1. Complete an Affidavit: Fill out an affidavit detailing your concern and have it notarized—most banks offer notary services for free. Bring the notarized affidavit to the Certification Hearing of the Commissioners,…
Horry County Democratic Party Welcomes Reverend Michael Allen McClain as Keynote Speaker for 2024 SHORE Dinner

Horry County Democratic Party Welcomes Rev. Michael Allen McClain as Keynote Speaker for 2024 SHORE Dinner

The Horry County Democratic Party (HCDP) is proud to announce Reverend Michael Allen McClain as the keynote speaker for the 2024 SHORE Dinner, themed "United to Save Democracy." Rev. McClain, who serves as the National Director for African American Faith Engagement for the Harris-Walz Presidential Campaign, will address attendees at this prestigious event, scheduled for…

A New Era in Prescription Drug Affordability for Seniors

The Inflation Reduction Act, one of President Biden's key legislative achievements, marks a significant stride toward making prescription drugs more affordable for America's seniors. With sweeping changes on the horizon, it’s important to understand what this means for Medicare beneficiaries and why these reforms are so groundbreaking. Groundbreaking Negotiations on Drug Prices For the first time…

Get Out The Vote!: Important Early Voting Information for the Upcoming Elections

As we approach the upcoming elections, it's crucial for Horry County voters to understand their early voting options, particularly how to vote absentee. Eligible voters include those with physical disabilities, individuals 65 years or older, members of the Armed Forces and their families, emergency hospital patients, individuals with work obligations, caregivers attending to the sick…
Addressing Misinformation: Congressman Fry’s Claims on Migrants in Myrtle Beach

Addressing Misinformation: Congressman Fry’s Claims on Migrants in Myrtle Beach

In a recent development that has caught the attention of the Horry County community, Congressman Russell Fry sent a letter on March 27 to Alejandro Mayorkas, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Congressman Fry's letter demanded information about allegations suggesting migrants were being "deposited" into Myrtle Beach hotels, a false claim that…