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A New Era in Prescription Drug Affordability for Seniors

Posted May 10, 2024 in News
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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…
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Get Out The Vote!: Important Early Voting Information for the Upcoming Elections

Posted April 12, 2024 in News
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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…
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Addressing Misinformation: Congressman Fry’s Claims on Migrants in Myrtle Beach

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

Posted March 29, 2024 in News
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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…
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The Delegate System in South Carolina and Horry County

The Delegate System in South Carolina and Horry County

Posted March 18, 2024 in News
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The delegate system in South Carolina for the Democratic Party, as with other states, plays a crucial role in the process of nominating the party's candidate for the Presidential Election. This system involves a series of caucuses, primary elections, and conventions that ultimately determine which delegates will represent South Carolina at the Democratic National Convention.…
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Carlottia Scott

In Memoriam: Carlottia Scott, A Beacon of Democratic Principles and Community Unity

Posted March 15, 2024 in News
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Carlottia Ann Washington Scott October 28, 1946 – February 27, 2024 It is with heavy hearts and profound respect that we honor the memory of Carlottia Scott, whose life's work embodied the very essence of dedication, leadership, and compassion. A stalwart member of the Democratic Women's Council and a venerable figure in the Horry County Democratic…
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HCDP Announces Departure from Twitter/X: Upholding Principles of Diversity, Inclusion, and Safety

Posted March 1, 2024 in News
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We hope this message finds you well and engaged in the ongoing pursuit of a more just and inclusive society. The Horry County Democratic Party (HCDP) has always been committed to fostering an open and accessible platform for all citizens to participate in local political affairs. Our activists have worked tirelessly to break down historical…
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For the first time, Black, Southern, and Rural Voters will have their voices heard FIRST!

FITN “We Go First” Tour Finale Rally with Special Guest Former Senator Doug Jones

Posted February 2, 2024 in Events
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For the first time, Black, Southern, and Rural Voters will have their voices heard FIRST! Exciting Announcement, Democrats! As we approach the Democratic Presidential Primary on Saturday, February 3, we're thrilled to share the incredible journey of the South Carolina Democratic Party's "We Go First" Tour. Over the past few weeks, SCDP has made a remarkable 100…
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South Carolina Democrats Unite at 11th Annual SHORE Dinner in Myrtle Beach

Posted October 25, 2023 in News, Video
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Horry County Democrats attended HCDP’s 11th annual SHORE Dinner Sunday, Oct. 22, in Myrtle Beach, helping to raise funds to support the party’s efforts to elect great candidates and oppose MAGA Republican efforts to restrict our most basic freedoms. South Carolina Democratic Chair Cristale Spain welcomed the crowd and expressed appreciation for their financial support. “We have…
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HCDP - For Immediate Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Stroll to the Polls with HCDP

Posted October 17, 2023 in News
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***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** Contact: Voter Protection Committee - vpcrus2023@gmail.com Phone: (843)488-4237 Location: Starts at HCDP Office 311-C Beaty Street VOTE EARLY: Stroll to the Polls with HCDP Early Voters for municipal elections around Horry County will be joined by supporters to Stroll to the Polls Wednesday, Oct. 25 at 12 noon, starting at the HCDP Office, 311-C Beaty St.,…
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Karen Gray Houston: A Journey through Journalism and Civil Rights – The Inspiring Keynote at Horry County Democratic Party’s 11th Annual SHORE Dinner

Posted October 3, 2023 in News
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Get ready to be inspired, because the Horry County Democratic Party's SHORE Dinner is just around the corner, and this year's Keynote Speaker is none other than the remarkable Karen Gray Houston. On Sunday, October 22nd, we have the privilege of hosting an evening filled with warmth, camaraderie, and the wisdom of a truly extraordinary…
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SHORE Dinner Speaker Announced: Attendees Urged to Sign Up NOW!

Posted September 21, 2023 in News
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CONWAY, SC – Horry County Democratic Party (HCDP) is pleased to announce that our 11th Annual SHORE Fundraising Dinner speaker will be journalist Karen Gray Houston, author of Daughter of the Boycott, Carrying on a Montgomery Family’s Civil Rights Legacy on October 22nd, 2023. Houston’s book, published in May 2020, recounts her father’s leadership of the…
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Maga-Inspired Drive To Ban Books Deemed Objectionable In Horry County Public School Libraries

Posted September 13, 2023 in News
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The MAGA-inspired drive to ban books deemed objectionable in Horry County public school libraries appears to be gaining steam and opponents of such censorship are urged to let school board members know of their concerns. Julinna Oxley, professor of philosophy at Coastal Carolina University, told the Carolina Forest Democratic Club Tuesday, Sept. 12 that the censorship…
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