Colleton County Republican Party

Colleton County Republican Party Chairwoman - Cyndi Roberts
Vice-Chairman -Kevin Williams
Secretary - Janice Moore
Treasurer - Kimber Santorella

05/26/2026

Republican “No” Votes:

Bennett, Campsen, Cash, Cromer
Davis, Hembree, Johnson, Massey
Peeler, Rankin, Stubbs, & Zell

Looking forward to 2028….

The History of Memorial DayMemorial Day, originally known as Decoration Day, was established in the years following the ...
05/24/2026

The History of Memorial Day

Memorial Day, originally known as Decoration Day, was established in the years following the Civil War. It was officially proclaimed on May 5, 1868, by General John Logan, national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. The first observance took place on May 30, 1868, with flowers placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. This day serves to honor those who have died in American military service, reflecting on their courage and dedication in defending our freedoms.

To date, over 1.1 million American soldiers have died in U.S. wars. The Civil War remains the deadliest conflict in American history, followed by World War II. Memorial Day serves as a poignant reminder of the high cost of war and the sacrifices made by so many for the freedoms we enjoy today.

Each pair of boots shown in the image represents a fallen soldier.

As Memorial Day approaches, it’s important to remember a few key points:

For Veterans: Share personal stories of those you served with, brothers & sisters in arms, loved ones who made the ultimate sacrifice.

For Everyone: While you are enjoying the weekend festivities, cookouts, and celebrations take a moment to pause, be completely present, and reflect on all the things you are grateful for. We were gifted this freedom by those who signed a blank check that was cashed which included a payment of their lives, the ultimate sacrifice.

My hope, and call to action, whether you are a veteran or not, that you all part-take in honoring their sacrifice by living fully, that is what they would’ve wanted.

05/21/2026

Precinct Registered Voters 2022 June Primary
BELLS 275 34
CANADYS 531 47
COTTAGEVILLE 1665 165
EDISTO 324 23
GREEN POND 801 98
HENDERSONVILLE 974 67
HORSE PEN 625 74
HUDSON MILL 586 85
JACKSONBORO 344 13
MAPLE CANE 1068 154
MASHAWVILLE 683 66
PEEPLES 1195 103
PETITS 242 28
PENIEL 1036 83
RITTER 676 56
ROUND O 1058 112
RICE PATCH 612 77
RUFFIN 247 37
SIDNEYS 650 75
STOKES 680 136
SNIDERS 643 104
WALTERBORO NO. 1 1232 115
WALTERBORO NO. 2 1160 56
WALTERBORO NO. 3 1338 43
WALTERBORO NO. 4 1450 254
WILLIAMS 292 49
WOLF CREEK 400 105
EDISTO BEACH 1213 310
WALTERBORO NO. 5 1532 336
ASHTON-LODGE 479 105
BEREA-SMOAKS 890 101
WALTERBORO NO. 6 1266 90

Total: 26167 3204
Percentages: 12.24%

05/21/2026

🚨 COLLETON COUNTY...........WE HAVE A PROBLEM.

We have 26,167 registered voters in this county.

In the June 2024 Primary? Only 2,498 people showed up to vote. Less than 10%.

That means roughly 83% of Colletonians sat home and let someone else decide their future.

This is not okay.

Every race on that ballot your state representatives, your local offices, your party nominees gets decided by whoever bothers to show up. If you don't vote in the primary, you don't get to complain about the results.

We can do better. We HAVE to do better.

✅ JUNE 9TH IS PRIMARY DAY.

Mark it. Set an alarm. Tell your neighbor. Drag your family member. Do whatever it takes but SHOW UP.

Colleton County Republicans: it's time to stand up and show out.

📍 Find your polling place: scvotes.gov
📧 Questions? [email protected]

The mission of the State Election Commission is to ensure every eligible citizen has the opportunity to register to vote and participate in fair and

05/21/2026

The Senate is on the floor right now on H5683 (Redistricting). We are doing a call to action to make sure that Senator Chip Campsen Senator Tom Davis, Senator Sean Bennett feel the FULL weight of their NO vote. Colleton County needs them to vote YES on redistricting.

If you'd like to participate in the call to action, please let us know by messaging us.

05/21/2026

Senator Matt Leber voted to advance re-districting bill. Thank you!

Chip Campsen voted with Democrats to keep it in committee.

05/20/2026

Full Judiciary Committee will be live streamed beginning at 2:00pm today.

05/20/2026

Robby Robbins for S.C. House worked past midnight to make sure a vote happened to PASS the re-districting map that will save Colleton County. The new map by places us in CD1 with other like minded counties. Hopefully we will be able to get the attention we deserve.

05/20/2026

Please email Senator Chip Campsen and tell him to say YES to re-districting.

[email protected]

Address

P. O. Box 1551
Walterboro, SC
29488

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