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Tabatha Strother: Building Partnerships & Strengthening Chester’s Future

PROVEN LEADERSHIP FOR CHESTER

✅ Mayor Pro-Tempore (Since 2023) – Fighting for transparency, fiscal responsibility & growth.

✅ Secured $30K Grant – Brought a new outdoor fitness court to Chester.

✅ Increased Transparency – Made city financials public & live-streamed meetings.

✅ Economic & Community Leader – Chairs Economic Development Committee

✅ Advocate & Policy Leader – MEO-certified, former National League of Cities Regional President.

✅ Community Impact – Led city cleanups, Best Ward contest & human trafficking awareness.

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Re-Elect Tabatha Strother - Tabatha Strother for Chester City CouncilRe-Elect Tabatha M. Strother! A proven leader fighting for transparency, fiscal responsibility & community growth. She’s secured grants, improved city financials, and led key initiatives for Chester’s future. Keep the progress going—donate today!

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City of Chester General Election May 6, 2025

WARD 1

MEMORIAL BUILDING

154 Main Street

Chester, SC 29706

7:00am - 7:00pm

WARD 2

CHESTER COUNTY LIBRARY

100 Center Street

Chester, SC 29706

WARD 3

CHESTER COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION OFFICE

109 Ella Street

Chester, SC 29706

WARD 4

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

130 Walnut Street

Chester, SC 29706

Early Voting Dates: April 21 - May 2, 2025

Locations and Times:

109 Ella Street

Chester, SC 29706

8:00am - 5:00pm

SCVOTES.GOV

Important Voter Information:

Voter Registration Information:

In order to vote, South Carolina law requires one must first register to vote at least 30 days prior to the election. To be eligible to register in South Carolina you MUST:

be a United States citizen
be at least eighteen years old on or before the next election
be a resident of South Carolina in the county and precinct in which you are registering
not be under a court order declaring you mentally incompetent
not be confined in any public prison resulting from a conviction of a crime
have never been convicted of a felony or offense against the election laws OR if previously convicted, have served the entire sentence, including probation or parole, or have received a pardon for the conviction.

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