South Carolina Investigation Confirms No Voter Fraud by State Agencies

State inquiry finds no evidence supporting claims that non-citizens were illegally registered to vote, affirming integrity of voter registration system.

• Gov. Henry McMaster requested the investigation following allegations by Rep. Adam Morgan.
• The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) found no unlawful activity in voter registration.
• Federal law mandates that agencies provide voter registration forms to applicants for public assistance.
• Rep. William Timmons criticized the allegations as a political stunt, while Morgan maintained his stance.
• The investigation reassured that existing policies prevent non-citizens from voting.

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