Who voted in the November 2025 town election, and what it means for every neighborhood. Every chart from the printed guide is below.
As we head into the upcoming elections in November, I want to take the opportunity to say a word about voting and something that has surprised me since I became involved in public office.
We all love our town in different ways and for different reasons: the parks, the festivals, the history, the restaurants. We love our families and the environment they grow up in, but surprisingly, we don't always put the same energy into picking the leaders who influence these things.
At the end of the day, someone has to make decisions about where money goes, how our roads are funded, grants, parks, development, and the things that impact our everyday lives. The thing that has surprised me most is how few people show up and vote, and even fewer show up and vote in an informed manner.
Please consider who is on the ballot, from Governor and Congress to the State House, County Council, and School Board. Someone will fill every one of those seats. The question is whether we elect people who will do more than simply fill them.
Seats can be replaced at the next election, but decisions made from those seats aren't always so easily undone. So as we head into election season, I implore you to have some conversations about who is on the upcoming ballot and how their decisions will impact your everyday life. If you have been a consistent voter, I express my gratitude.
We all love our town. Let's take an interest in the people who will be entrusted with making decisions for it. To learn more about the candidates on your ballot before you vote, visit VOTE411.org.
Each bar is one age, 17 to 95+. The full bar is everyone registered at that age; the green part is who voted in November 2025. Hover or tap a bar for the numbers.
Ages are as of Oct 1, 2026, about 11 months older than on election day. Totals: 7,941 registered, 988 voted, 12.4% turnout.
| Town election | People who voted | Still registered in Irmo today |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 2023 | 1,642 | 1,511 |
| Feb 2024 | 626 | 584 |
| Jun 2025 | 582 | 567 |
| Nov 2025 | 1,010 | 988 |
How many registered voters in each precinct cast a ballot in the November 2025 town election. Precincts sorted by turnout.
Counts use today's voter list (7,941 registered as of Oct 1, 2026). 988 of the 1,010 people who voted in Nov 2025 are still registered in Irmo; the rest have moved or been removed from the list.
The five polling places used in the November 2025 town election, and the precincts that vote at each.
Locations can change between elections. Always confirm yours at scvotes.gov.
Women make up 57% of Irmo's registered voters and cast 59% of the votes in November 2025.
Gender and race are as recorded on each voter's registration. Two voters with gender recorded as unknown are left out.
The next statewide general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Here is how to be ready.
Visit scvotes.gov and select "Check My Voter Registration." You'll see your precinct, your polling place and a sample ballot. If you have moved, update your address.
| Fri, Oct 2 | Last day to register in person (most county offices, 5 p.m.) |
| Sun, Oct 4 | Last day to register online, by fax or email (11:59 p.m.) |
| Mon, Oct 5 | Mail-in registration must be postmarked by today |
| Oct 19 to 31 | Early voting, Mon to Sat, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (closed Sundays) |
| Fri, Oct 23 | Last day to request an absentee ballot |
| Tue, Nov 3 | Election Day. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Absentee ballots due by 7 p.m. |
SC driver's license, SC DMV ID card, SC voter registration card with photo, federal military ID, or U.S. passport. If you forget your ID, you may still vote a provisional ballot.
Any registered voter can vote early at an early-voting center in their county. Absentee-by-mail voting is available to voters who qualify. Election Day voting is at your assigned polling place.
Prefer paper? Tell us where to send it and a printed copy of the guide will be mailed to you, free. Up to 5 copies for your household or neighbors.
Your address is used only to mail the guide. It isn't shared or added to any list.
Call 803-386-8531 or email Gabriel@IrmoSC.gov with your name and mailing address, and a printed guide will be mailed to you.
| Name | Address | Cell | Copies | Requested |
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Only you see this list.