SOUTH CAROLINA (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- It's the first year South Carolinians can cast their vote early for the presidential election. "We are thrilled to see voters embracing the convenience of early voting, and we are anticipating a significant turnout for this election," said Howie Knapp, Executive Director of the State Election Commission. "We were prepared certainly for a large number. We've seen, again, what we learned from the other states just this last week, that they've seen large turnout," said Lancaster County Administrator Dennis Marstall. "So luckily, we have a lot of folks who are interested in being poll workers and volunteers. We've been doing lots of training, so we've
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