Hardeeville Polling Places & Precincts

South Carolina holds a statewide General Election every even-numbered year in November, with party primaries the preceding June and runoffs about two weeks after a primary if needed. Hardeeville city council and mayoral elections, along with school board races and local ballot questions, run on their own separate schedule.

The confirmed date and deadlines for the next election are always kept current at scvotes.gov's upcoming elections page.

Hardeeville is served by five precincts: Hardeeville 1 at St. Stephen Social Hall, Hardeeville 2 at Fisher Chapel U.M. Church, Hardeeville 3 at Hilton Head Lakes Amenity Center, Levy at Levy-Limehouse Community Center, and Margaritaville at Margaritaville Lake Club. All five addresses and map links are in the polling places table above.

Which one you use depends on your street address, so confirm your assignment with the official SC Votes lookup before you go.

No. South Carolina assigns precincts by street address, not by zip code, and a single Hardeeville zip code covers multiple precincts. The 29927 zip code alone spans all five Hardeeville-area precincts, so a zip code lookup cannot tell you where to vote.

To get your actual assignment you need the official MySCVOTES lookup, which asks for your county, name, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security number.

Your precinct is assigned by your registered street address. Hardeeville addresses fall into Hardeeville 1, Hardeeville 2, Hardeeville 3, Levy, or Margaritaville. Log in to MySCVOTES to see your precinct name, your polling place, and your districts for every race on your ballot.

If you have moved since you last voted, your precinct may have changed even if your polling place looks familiar. Update your address before the registration deadline or you may be sent to the wrong location.

Early voting always opens on the Monday 15 days before Election Day. For a general election it runs through the Saturday 3 days before. For primaries and other elections it ends the Friday 4 days before. Runoffs use a shorter Wednesday-to-Friday window. Any registered voter can use it, no excuse is required, and you are not tied to your assigned precinct.

Jasper County confirms the exact early voting sites and hours before each election. Call (843) 726-7709 or check scvotes.gov for this election's locations and hours.

You must be registered at least 30 days before an election to vote in it. Mailed applications must be postmarked by that 30-day mark, and online or in-person registration follows the same 30-day window.

Register, check your status, or update your address at scvotes.gov.

Your personalized sample ballot is available through MySCVOTES. Select Jasper as your county and enter your name, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security number.

The sample ballot shows every race, candidate, and referendum for your specific precinct and the election that's currently happening, which a general summary cannot do.

Polls are open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Election Day. Anyone standing in line at 7:00 PM has the right to vote, so do not leave the line if you are already in it.

Early voting centers keep different hours, typically weekdays and Saturday mornings during the early voting period.

Jasper County Voter Registration and Elections is located at 1506 Grays Hwy, Ridgeland, SC 29936 and can be reached at (843) 726-7709. The office handles registration, address changes, absentee ballots, and early voting.

You can also register, check your status, or update your address online at scvotes.gov without visiting in person.