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Jan. 21, 2012: Thomas Pounds of Anderson, S.C., checks in to vote in the South Carolina Republican primary with poll manager Mae Kellam, right, at the Anderson Recreation Center in Anderson.![scvoters6]()
Jan. 21, 2012: Poll manager Pinkie Cowans of Anderson, S.C., inspects an electronic voting booth for the South Carolina Republican primary at the Anderson Recreation Center in Anderson, S.C.![newtgingrich1SC]()
Jan. 21, 2012: Republican presidential candidate and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich takes part in a TV interview during a campaign event at the Grapevine Restaurant in Spartanburg, S.C.![scvoters5]()
Jan. 21, 2012: South Carolinians vote in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary at the Amicks Ferry Fire Station in Chapin, S.C.![ronpaulSC1]()
Jan. 20, 2012: Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas is seen on stage greeting supporters during a campaign rally in Columbia, S.C.![scvoters4]()
Jan. 21, 2012: South Carolinians arrive to vote in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary at the Amicks Ferry Fire Station in Chapin, S.C.![scvoters3]()
Jan. 21, 2012: "I voted stickers" await South Carolina voters for the Republican presidential primary at Amicks Ferry Fire Station in Chapin, S.C.![santorumSC1]()
Jan. 20, 2012: Republican presidential candidate, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum speaks at Captain Steve's Restaurant in Fort Mill, S.C.![scvoters2]()
Jan. 21, 2012: South Carolina voters wait in line to vote in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary at the Amicks Ferry Fire Station in Chapin, S.C.![mittromney1SC]()
Jan 21, 2012: Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney campaigns at Tommy's Country Ham House in Greenville, S.C., on South Carolina's Republican primary election day.![scvoters1]()
Jan. 21, 2012: Poll manager Marguerite McClam, right, checks voter identification as South Carolinians arrive to vote in the Republican presidential primary at the Amicks Ferry Fire Station in Chapin, S.C.Voters turn out for South Carolina primary
South Carolina has a reputation as a tie-breaker in the Republican primaries, often setting the winner on a relatively smooth course to the nomination.
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- Voters turn out for South Carolina primary
