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Welcome to The South Carolina Forum!

Join thousands of South Carolinians who are raising their voices, finding common ground, and turning shared priorities into legislative action.

If South Carolina's state leaders and residents could solve one problem, what should it be?

In our first phase, South Carolinians selected the top issues they most want the state legislature to address in the 2027 legislative session. Now we're hosting realtime, face-to-face Community Conversations across the state and online to discuss possible solutions.

Join our in-person conversation in Charleston on June 23 and meet fellow South Carolinians who also care about these issues, please sign up here.

Have some ideas you'd like to share right away?

Click any button below to answer a few questions about how to solve the issues that matter most to South Carolinians:

Growth, Infrastructure, and Roads
Rising Cost of Living
Responsive Elected Leaders
Slow Wage Growth

Phases

Phases overview
1Phase 1: Issue Mapping: If South Carolina’s state leaders and residents could solve one problem, what should it be?
Issue Mapping: If South Carolina’s state leaders and residents could solve one problem, what should it be?
2Phase 2: Issue Selection: What matters most to you?
Issue Selection: What matters most to you?
3Phase 3: Community Conversations: What are solutions?
Community Conversations: What are solutions?
4Phase 4: Issue Recommendations: Civic Assembly
Issue Recommendations: Civic Assembly
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Issue Recommendations: Civic Assembly

August 1, 2026 4:00 AM - October 1, 2026 4:00 AM

A small, representative group of randomly selected South Carolinians will meet and deliberate. After hearing from experts, politicians, and each other, they will make recommendations to the state legislature on how best to address the issues that matter most to South Carolinians.

Be sure to follow along to see the results!

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