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Today, on the day of the Republican primary in South Carolina, small-business owner Thomas is donating his facility to the Obama campaign once again. He hosted 250 South Carolinians who attended OFA South Carolina's action meeting in Columbia.

And on this rainy Saturday morning, primary day for the Republicans here in South Carolina, 250 Columbia Democrats gathered for an action meeting in, appropriately enough, a local karate center.

Even Republican voters in South Carolina booed Mitt Romney's answer on tax returns at last night's debate.

The Republicans are debating each other right now in Charleston—and a team of Democrats is gathered in this South Carolina city for a watch party. We're here with Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, South Carolina's own Rep. Jim Clyburn, Obama for America national field director Jeremy Bird, and State Sen. Vincent Shaheen.

Tune into tonight's CNN debate, and follow along at our debate headquarters page as we fact check the Republican candidates as they distort their records—and the President's.

South Carolina's primary—the first in the South—is this Saturday. And even though it's a Republican primary, Democrats have been on the ground across the state all week, holding the GOP candidates accountable and building up the President's Palmetto State operation.

Mitt Romney and the sum total of his South Carolina supporters grace the cover of today's New York Times.