Tap the South Carolina map or the Feb. 24 link to see votes by candidate, with expanded option to view results by county.

Voters in South Carolina had their second presidential primary on Saturday. This time it was GOP voters. The Democratic primary was earlier in February.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter Greg Bluestein and photographer Arvin Temkar are in South Carolina through the weekend to see how the race is playing out there. Follow their coverage on AJC.com/politics, and follow them on X: Bluestein at @bluestein and Temkar at @arvintemkar.

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About the AJC’s coverage

Early voting for Georgia’s March 12 presidential primary started Feb. 19. What happens in the other states will influence what happens here. And we are following a number of Georgia public officials and party activists who are campaigning in those other states, bringing you the kind of Georgia focused coverage you won’t find anywhere else.

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