COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina’s State House will be closed to the public on Saturday as part of security measures for former President Donald Trump’s campaign visit, the state Department of Public Safety confirmed.
Access to the State House complex will be limited to the east side of the capitol grounds along Sumter Street. All other areas of the State House complex will be restricted, public safety officials said.
Trump is coming to South Carolina, which holds the first-in-the-South Republican presidential primary, to roll out his leadership team in the state as he seeks the White House for the third time. The event is by invitation only.
