Welcome to Berkeley County

You just moved here. Here is how it works.

Cane Bay, Nexton, Carnes Crossroads, Daniel Island. Thousands of families arrive every year, and almost nobody hands them a map of how this county is run. This is that map. No sign-up required to read it.

Five Things

What to know first.

In the order that actually matters when you are new.

1. Register where you live now

Your registration does not follow you. If you moved from another county or another state, you have to register at your new address before you can vote here.

Register or update your address →

2. Find out where you vote

Berkeley County votes at 96 precincts. Yours is set by your address, and it decides your polling place and which neighbors you organize with.

See the precinct list →

3. Learn who represents you

County Council, school board, state House and Senate, Congress. Most people who move here can name the president and nobody else on the ballot.

See your elected officials →

4. Come to breakfast

The county party meets for breakfast once a month at the American Legion in Goose Creek. Anyone can come, you do not have to be a member, and it is the easiest way to meet people who already do this work.

Breakfast details →

5. Take your precinct

Plenty of precincts in the growth areas have no officers at all, which means nobody from that neighborhood has a seat at the county party. New residents are exactly who those seats are waiting on.

See which precincts are open →
Where The County Is Growing

If you live in one of these, you are the new Berkeley County.

Cane Bay. Nexton. Carnes Crossroads. Daniel Island. Wassamassaw. Whole neighborhoods have gone up where there were trees ten years ago, full of families who have never been asked to get involved in anything here.

That is not a complaint. It is the opportunity. The people who show up first set the direction, and right now in most of these neighborhoods, nobody has shown up.

Cane Bay
Nexton
Carnes Crossroads
Daniel Island
Wassamassaw
Sangaree
Goose Creek
Hanahan
Moncks Corner

Come to one breakfast.

That is the whole ask. Show up once, meet the people, decide for yourself whether you want to do more. Nobody will put you on a committee at the door.