MYRTLE BEACH - Myrtle Beach voters return to the polls today for a runoff election to select the city's next mayor as well as two members of city council.
In the mayor's race, voters will choose between incumbent John Rhodes and challenger Mark McBride.
Three candidates are vying for two seats on council. Incumbents Randal Wallace and Chuck Martino square off along with challenger Mike Lowder.
The polling locations, listed below, are the same as before and are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Once again, votes will be tallied in Council Chamber at the Ted C. Collins Law Enforcement Center, with doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Additional parking is available at the City Services Building, at Myrtle’s Market, at the City Hall Annex and at City Hall.
Coastal Lane 1 Horry County Complex, 21st Avenue North
Coastal Lane 2 Canal Street Recreation Center, 901 Canal Street
Dunes 1 Fire Station No. 5, 804 79th Avenue North
Jetport Myrtle Beach Fire Station No. 3, 2108 South Kings Highway
Jetport II Base Recreation Center, 800 Gabreski Lane
Myrtlewood 1 Myrtle Beach Intermediate School, Oak Street
Myrtlewood 2 Fire Station No. 6, 970 38th Avenue North
Myrtlewood 3 Myrtle Beach Church of Christ, 4500 Wild Iris Drive
Ocean Forest 1 Ocean View Baptist Church, 7300 US 17 Business North
Ocean Forest 2 Old Grand Strand YMCA, 65th Avenue North
Ocean Forest 3 Old Grand Strand YMCA, 65th Avenue North
Sea Oats 1 Family Life Building, First Baptist Church, Fourth Avenue North
Sea Oats 2 Midway Missionary Baptist Church, 1110 Highway 15
Because the runoff is a continuation of the November 3 election, any person eligible to vote then may vote in the runoff.
Late registrants who were not eligible for the November 3 election may not vote in the runoff.
Anyone who cast a failsafe or challenge vote in the general election must return to the same polling place for the runoff.
Count on scnow.com and News 13 for coverage of today's runoff during the day ahead.
Email
Facebook
Google
Twitter
Favorites
More
Advertisement