They delivered ; today, many are looking for him to return the favor.
"We have given him exactly what he asked for, so today it's time for us to get this in return," explained Quati Woodberry-Gadson of North Charleston. "YesCOVID is a problem, but is home, so is healthcare, are all these things that we've been voting for and are trying to achieve and reach."
Biden has surpassed two weeks at the White House and ABC News Live returned into the country which helped reinvigorate his faltering 2020 effort to hear straight from Republicans about where he's meeting expectations, where he could be missing the markers and their feelings about the leadership of the nation from the post-Donald Trump age.
"We are still concerned about the versions and matters like this, but for us it is the expectation that we see in the vaccine rolling outside," said Marybeth Berry, a college professor and mother of 2 from Columbia, that widely praised Biden's tackling of this outbreak.
"He came in with a strategy," added retired Army Maj. Christopher Berry, a lifelong Republican,"and he is allowing the medical community -- or not, Dr. (Anthony) Fauci -- function as the mouthpiece rather than him getting in front of everyone wanting to convince them what is real and what is not so."
Nationwide, voters of both parties possess widely approved of Biden's managing of this pandemic and intend to bolster the market.
"The children in cages -- I was appalled at the throughout the Trump government. ... And now to see it occurring even more so with this influx of kids in the boundary, that's concerning."
"It is not a catastrophe," explained Felisha Woodberry, a longtime Sen. Bernie Sanders supporter at North Charleston,"but I feel as though they have to have had a plan ready to move from day one to set up for those individuals who had been here and people who had been coming."
"I understand we would like to help everybody, but we have to have criteria for folks to experience the immigration process," Butler said of this government's strategy into a surge in migrants in Central America.
Biden won the Democratic primary in South Carolina with 48.6percent of the vote, overwhelmingly beating his next nearest rival, Sanders, that seized only 19.8%. The nation's African American voters driven his success with almost two-thirds backing the former president.
"He is presidential. He has given us a person to look around and say that this is our chief, he along with his loved ones," said Butler, the first black mayor at Orangeburg history.
"We wanted somebody to take us through the Red Sea and he is the one leading us over," he explained. "I'd tell him'President Biden, keep doing what you are doing; build principles and things that you have stood ; and make America become more.'"
"We will need to behave -- not tomorrow, maybe not a year from today, but now," explained Lawrence Nathaniel, a once-homeless son of Columbia who set Black Lives Issue South Carolina following the departure of George Floyd at May.
"We need the president and vice president put a bit more attention on it rather than make it only something."
Nathaniel, who affirmed businessman Tom Steyer at the first, said he is cautiously optimistic Biden shares his urgency to get change however, isn't convinced.
"There are folks out here who are still hurting which require assistance and will need to make certain they can trust one as president of the USA," he explained of the message to the president.
Nina Gray, a 77-year-old retired minister and innovative activist, stated she chooses Biden in his sentence but voters like her desire to maintain pressure for action.
"You must help him by expressing your viewpoint. I believe everyone must do so, and most of us must locate our citizenship voice and participate," Gray said in an interview in her Columbia home. "I believe he could deliver quite a little."
At Biden's very first campaign rally in South Carolina at 2019, Gray pushed Biden to finish longtime support for a ban on federal funding for abortions and that he consented. Her trade with the offender, captured on mobile video, was the very first time Biden publicly altered his stance on the problem.
"Obviously his Catholic religion is contrary to that, but I also have seen him grow," Gray explained.
Marybeth Berry contested Biden in a campaign event days ahead of the main vote at 2020 -- a city hall moment that moved viral on social websites -- requesting the offender to show additional"fire" in his strategy. Berry reported that so far she is getting what she hoped for.
"You know there is always still a tiny politician things , you know, you kind of wish would not occur, but I believe he's -- he appears to be fair, and that I mean he is getting things done," she explained.
Back in North Charleston, in which the pandemic and downturn have violated education and financial inequality, Felisha Woodberry, an unemployment claims chip and mother of two, '' she wishes Sanders had prevailed.
"Bernie was the individual that I felt like needed a strategy to hit the street. And that I really feel as using Joe Biden, what has occurred more so is that everyone's so worried about what is occurring with COVID and also what should occur with COVID that what else has been pushed back"
"Since the pandemic has struck and is in full swing, so it has really emphasized the requirement, as much as what children are lacking and missing," explained Woodberry-Gadson, that assists stockpile food, clothes and hygiene products for kids at a nearby school.
"When there was some sort of manner that (President Biden) would allow it to South Carolina to really observe the disparities and the poverty rate and what that is required and needed, I feel as though it'd be monumental into my neighborhood and also to the men and women who I am advocating for," she explained.
Biden hasn't yet returned to South Carolina as presidentbut has spent considerable time in the country during his profession.
"Faith that's not accompanied by action is dead," explained that the Rev. Anthony Thompson, who is wife Myra was one of those murdered in the church shooting. "In Biden, religion is definitely not dead"
"He passed the $1.9 trillion stimulation bill into legislation, and that is religion," Thompson added,"because he is answering the requirements of these people."
Thompson and his son, Anthony Thompson, Jr., stated they had been profoundly motivated by Biden's compassion following the massacre and are convinced he's the capability to bridge political conflicts.
"And so for him coming out for addressing those problems, I believe that is very significant and speaks to his own direction."
"When they had been assessing Dylan Roof's record, when they'd only far more times, then my wife could still be here," the reverend said of this guy who murdered his wife with a gun got following a delay in his background check.
"One day it might be your loved ones. Perhaps your kid, your spouse, your very best buddy. You know, you just don't understand how I believe, until it occurs to youpersonally," he explained. "So why wait patiently for it to occur to you or anyone near you until you choose to do something about it"
As he reflected divisions in American culture and the struggles ahead in Biden's presidency,'' Thompson -- that has publicly forgiven his wife's killer -- stated his prayer is that the notion of forgiveness will disperse in our politics.
"People are attempting to get a way to find peace out of their burdens, and they simply don't understand how to get it done, things to do. They believe anger will be what to get it done; revenge is going to be what to get it done but it never happens, only gets worse. That is what has happened to our nation," Thompson stated. "We as individuals, as a country, have to get beyond all the things which occurred previously, such as slavery, such as racism, discrimination, segregation. You have to start on your loved ones. Your family chooses it, and it simply spreads."
