Complete Statewide 2022 South Carolina Primary Election Results
South Carolina voters went to the polls on Tuesday to select hundreds of candidates for local and statewide seats. We’ve compiled a complete list of election results for statewide and Statehouse offices, that we’ll update as returns continue to roll in. Results marked with * are still incomplete.
If you don’t see your SC House District or SC House member below, please note that in 49 districts only one candidate for one political party filed. There was no need for a Primary in those cases and the General Election ballot will have only one candidate. In 31 districts there were no Primary Elections required yesterday, but there will be General Election contests between candidates for two or more political parties.
To view results in the various races, you can click these links to be taken to that section.
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Last updated: 9:00 AM EDT 6/15/2022
U.S. Senate Results
U.S. SENATE |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Catherine Fleming Bruce | 34.66% | X | |
| Angela Geter | 32.12 | ||
| Krystle Matthews | 33.22 | X | |
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U.S. House of Representatives Results
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 1 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Katie Arrington | 45.88 | ||
| Nancy Mace | 52.86 | I | X |
| Lynz Piper-Loomis | 1.26 | ||
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 4 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| George Abuzeid | 6.43 | ||
| Mark Burns | 23.81 | ||
| Michael LaPierre | 17.07 | ||
| William Timmons | 52.69 | I | X |
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 5 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Kevin Eckert | 42.40 | ||
| Evangeline Hundley | 57.60 | X | |
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 6 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Michael Addison | 7.48 | ||
| James Clyburn | 88.05 | I | X |
| Gregg Marcel Dixon | 4.47 | ||
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 6 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Duke Buckner | 74.43 | X | |
| Sonya Morris | 25.57 | ||
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 7 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Barbara Arthur | 12.31 | ||
| Garrett Barton | 2.53 | ||
| Russell Fry | 51.07 | X | |
| Mark McBride | 1.97 | ||
| Spencer A Morris | 0.52 | ||
| Tom Rice | 24.54 | I | |
| Ken Richardson | 7.07 |
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Statewide Constitutional Offices Results
GOVERNOR |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Carlton Boyd | 5.40 | ||
| Mia McLeod | 31.60 | ||
| Joe Cunningham | 55.61 | X | |
| Calvin CJ Mack McMillan | 3.56 | ||
| William H Williams | 3.84 |
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GOVERNOR |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Henry McMaster | 83.16 | I | X |
| Harrison Musselwhite | 16.84 | ||
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Gary L Burgess | 31.22 | ||
| Lisa Ellis | 50.03 | X | |
| Jerry Govan | 18.75 |
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SUPERINTENDENT
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | ||||
| Travis Bedson | 13.80 | |||
| Bryan Chapman | 12.20 | |||
| Kizzi Gibson | 11.31 | |||
| Lynda Leventis-Wells | 8.38 | |||
| Kathy Maness | 31.19 | X | ||
| Ellen Weaver | 23.13 | X | ||
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SECRETARY OF STATE |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Keith Blandford | 24.46 | ||
| Mark Hammond | 75.54 | I | X |
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ATTORNEY GENERAL |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Lauren Martel | 33.63 | ||
| Alan Wilson | 66.37 | I | X |
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COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Bill Bledsoe | 28.51 | ||
| Bob Rozier | 11.52 | ||
| Hugh Weathers | 59.97 | I | X |
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South Carolina House Results
SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 1 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Wally Sparks | 35.19 | ||
| Bill Whitmire | 64.81 | I | X |
| Oconee & Pickens Counties | |||
| Rep. Whitmire is re-elected to the seat he first won in 2002. He defeated retired police chief Wally Sparks. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 4 |
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| David Davey Hiott | 63.21 | I | X |
| Matthew Kutilek | 36.79 | ||
| Pickens County | |||
| The new Majority Leader is re-elected (seat first won in 2004) by defeating retired U.S. Marine Matthew Kutilek. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 5 |
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| Neal Collins | 50.12 | I | X |
| Clay Hamlett | 39.76 | ||
| Dennis Bo Roberts | 10.11 | ||
| Greenville and Pickens Counties | |||
| The Fighting Fifth is always must-see politics. Rep. Collins (first elected 2014) got the necessary 50% +1 to avoid a runoff. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 6 |
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| April Cromer | 59.64 | X | |
| Brian White | 40.36 | I | |
| Anderson County | |||
| In a hard-fought campaign, newcomer April Cromer defeats Rep. White (first elected 2000). There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 7 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Alex Foppoli | 22.93 | ||
| Jay West | 77.07 | I | X |
| Abbeville, Anderson, Greenville Counties | |||
| Rep. West (first elected 2016) faces Democrat Christopher Salley in the General Election. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 10 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Thomas Beach | 50.35 | X | |
| West Cox | 31.98 | I | |
| Mark Durham | 17.67 | ||
| Anderson, Greenville, Pickens Counties | |||
| Thomas Beach not only defeated an incumbent, but if the numbers hold, he also tallied enough votes to avoid a runoff in a three-way race. Rep. Cox was originally elected to the seat in 2018. Durham ran against Cox in 2020 also. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 14 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Joe Benson | 26.01 | ||
| Stewart O. Jones | 61.51 | I | X |
| Cole Kazmarski | 12.48 | ||
| Laurens County | |||
| Rep. Stewart Jones (elected 2018) faces Democrat Daniel Duncan in the General Election. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 18 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Keith Jones | 42.05 | ||
| Alan Morgan | 57.95 | I | X |
| Greenville County | |||
| Rep. ALAN Morgan (elected in Special Election May 24, 2022) faces Democrat Michael Reitz in the General Election. Alan’s brother ADAM represents District 20. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 22 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Brett Brocato | 41.31 | ||
| Jason Elliott | 58.69 | I | X |
| Greenville County | |||
| Rep. Elliott is re-elected to the seat he first won in 2016. He defeats Brocato in a rematch of 2018. There is no General Election opponent. |
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| SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 25 | NO INCUMBENT | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Adriene Atkinson | 26.10 | ||
| Justin Bennett | 1.60 | ||
| Wendell Jones | 31.27 | X | |
| Derrick L. Quarles | 29.82 | X | |
| Bruce Wilson | 11.21 | ||
| Greenville County | |||
| Rep. Leola Robinson (D) is retiring. Adriene Atkinson and Bruce Wilson ran against Robinson in 2020. | |||
| The winner of the Democratic runoff faces Republican Yvonne Julian, Independence Party candidate Tony Boyce and Libertarian Jack Logan in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 27 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Cynthia Horner | 20.95 | ||
| Laird Minor | 23.39 | ||
| David Vaughan | 52.51 | X | |
| Ira E. Williams | 3.14 | ||
| Greenville County | |||
| David Vaughan wins a four-way race without requiring a runoff for the seat currently held by Rep. Garry Smith (elected 2002). There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 30 |
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NO INCUMBENT |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Dean Cook | 10.36 | ||
| Brian Lawson | 19.97 | X | |
| Jimbo Martin | 27.29 | X | |
| Steph Smith | 19.62 | ||
| Dennie Stroupe | 16.08 | ||
| Shannon Tyler | 6.68 | ||
| Cherokee and Spartanburg Counties | |||
| If these close results hold, Jimbo Martin and Brian Lawson are in a runoff in two weeks to decide who will replace retiring Rep. Steve Moss (first elected 2008). There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 33 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Bill DeVore | 46.89 | ||
| Travis A. Moore | 53.11 | I | X |
| Spartanburg County | |||
| Travis Moore (first elected 2020) defeats physician Bill DeVore. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 36 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Rita Allison | 46.03 | I | |
| Rob Harris | 53.97 | X | |
| Spartanburg County | |||
| Education & Public Works Committee Chair Rita Allision is defeated by registered nurse Harris in a hotly contested campaign. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 39 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Cal Forrest | 85.21 | I | X |
| Katie Hall | 14.79 | ||
| Lexington and Saluda Counties | |||
| Forrest (first elected 2016) has no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 40 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Tammy Johns | 30.33 | X | |
| Rick Martin | 23.53 | I | |
| Joe White | 46.14 | X | |
| Lexington and Newberry Counties | |||
| Johns and White will square off in a runoff in two weeks to decide who will replace incumbent Martin who had won the seat in 2016 but finished third of three last night. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 42 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Melinda Butler | 22.47 | ||
| Doug Gilliam | 77.53 | I | X |
| Laurens & Union Counties | |||
| Gilliam wins again in this rematch of 2020. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 43 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Mark Corral | 48.06 | ||
| Randy Ligon | 51.94 | I | X |
| Chester & York Counties | |||
| A lot of independent money was spent in this one. There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 44 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Solomon Golddiamond | 44.61 | ||
| Mike Neese | 55.39 | X | |
| Lancaster County | |||
| Mike Neese will face Democrat Katie Crosby and Independence Party candidate Aaron McKinney in November for the district number of Rep. Sandy McGarry (retiring after one term due to new district lines). |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 46 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Barry Baker | 15.03 | ||
| Heath Sessions | 84.97 | X | |
| York County | |||
| Sessions wins the primary handily to replace retiring Rep. Gary Simrill (first elected 1992). There is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 52 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Ben Connell | 59.10 | X | |
| Vic Dabney | 40.90 | I | |
| Kershaw County | |||
| Rep. Vic Dabney (first elected 2020) is defeated after one term. Connell will face Democrat Eve Carlin in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 55 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Jamal Campbell | 37.05 | ||
| Jackie E. Hayes | 62.95 | I | X |
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Robert Norton | 57.40 | X | |
| Tracy Pelt | 42.60 | ||
| Dillion, Horry, and Marlboro Counties | |||
| Rep. Jackie (Coach) Hayes (first elected 1998) and Robert Norton will face each other and Independent Party candidate Michael Copland in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 61 |
NEW DISTRICT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| John Cassidy | 46.37 | ||
| Carla Schuessler | 53.63 | X | |
| Horry County | |||
| This district moved from Lake City to Horry with redistricting. Carla Schuessler will face Democrat Ashlyn Preaux in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 62 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Bryson Sparks Caldwell | 31.38 | X | |
| Robert Williams | 68.62 | I | |
| Darlington and Florence Counties | |||
| There is no General Election opponent for Rep. Williams (first elected 2006). |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 70 |
NEW DISTRICT | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Wendy C. Brawley | 47.75 | I | |
| Jermaine Johnson | 50.19 | I | X |
| Bridgette Jones Larry | 2.06 | ||
| Richland County | |||
| Rep. Jermaine Johnson will face Republican Vincent E. Wilson and Green Party candidate Charla Henson-Simons in November. Incumbents Brawley and Johnson were drawn into the same district due to reapportionment. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 71 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Nathan Ballentine | 75.20 | I | X |
| Paul Erickson | 24.80 | ||
| Lexington and Richland Counties | |||
| There is no General Election opponent for Rep. Ballentine (first elected 2004). |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 73 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Chris Hart | 82.02 | I | X |
| Touami D. Pride | 17.98 | ||
| Richland County | |||
| There is no General Election opponent for Rep. Hart (first elected 2006). |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 77 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Kizzie Smalls | 50.26 | X | |
| William C. Treadway, Jr. | 49.74 | ||
| Richland County | |||
| Kizzie Smalls will face incumbent Rep. Kambrell Garvin (D) in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 80 |
NEW DISTRICT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Kathy Landing | 56.63 | X | |
| Chris Staubes | 43.37 | ||
| Charleston County | |||
| This Hopkins (Richland) District moved to Charleston. Former candidate for US Congress Kathy Landing wins and will face Democrat Donna Brown Newton in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 81 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Bart Blackwell | 62.68 | I | X |
| Betsy Lamb | 37.32 | ||
| Aiken County | |||
| There is no General Election opponent for Rep. Blackwell (first elected 2016). |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 85 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Rebecca Blackburn Hines | 10.29 | ||
| Catherine Huddle | 17.20 | ||
| Jay Kilmartin | 52.38 | X | |
| Christian Stegmaier | 20.13 | ||
| Lexington County | |||
| Jay Kilmartin wins the primary outright without a runoff in a crowded field for the seat being vacated by retiring Rep. Chip Huggins. Kilmartin will face Libertarian John Davis in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 89 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Micah Caskey | 50.43 | I | X |
| Melanie Shull | 49.57 | ||
| Lexington County | |||
| After the 26-vote win, there is no General Election opponent for Rep. Caskey (first elected 2016). |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 90* |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Justin Bamberg | 81.86 | I | X |
| Evert Comer Jr. | 18.14 | ||
| Bamberg and Orangeburg Counties | |||
| Comer is back after being defeated by Bamberg in 2020. Same result. Rep. Bamberg (first elected 2014) will face Republican Sharon Carter in November. | |||
| *The Republican candidate in 2020, Glenn Posey, lost by 90 votes but district lines have changed and will change again in 2024 due to a federal court order. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 91 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Lonnie Hosey | 80.37 | I | X |
| Kevin Ray | 19.63 | ||
| Allendale, Barnwell and Orangeburg Counties | |||
| There is no General Election opponent for Rep. Hosey (first elected 1998). |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 97 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Damian Daly | 35.84 | ||
| ReZsaun Lewis | 64.16 | X | |
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Glenn Posey | 9.82 | ||
| Robby Robbins | 77.91 | I | X |
| Candace Jennings | 12.27 | ||
| Colleton and Dorchester Counties | |||
| Robby Robbins defeated Lewis in the Special Election for the seat of resigned Rep. Mandy Kimmons on May 17, 2022 winning 63% of the vote. A Summerville attorney, Robbins won the Primary for the permanent seat on Tuesday and there will be a rematch with Lewis in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 98 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Greg Ford | 31.73 | ||
| Christopher J. Murphy | 68.27 | I | X |
| Dorchester County | |||
| Rep. Chris Murphy (elected 2010), who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, will face Democrat Sydney Clinton in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 101 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | NEW DISTRICT | ||
| Roger K. Kirby | 48.20 | I | X |
| Cezar McKnight | 48.12 | I | X |
| William Terry Wallace | 3.68 | ||
| Berkeley, Florence and Williamsburg Counties | |||
| New district lines forced incumbent Democrat State Representatives Roger Kirby and Cezar McKnight into the same district. If the 4-vote margin holds, Kirby will face no opponent on the ballot in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 102 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | ||||
| Collin Holloway | 15.42 | |||
| Joe H. Jefferson | 84.58 | I | X | |
| Berkeley and Dorchester Counties | ||||
| Rep. Joe Jefferson (elected 2010) will face Republican Ralph Elsey in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 106 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Bruce Bailey | 11.55 | ||
| Howard Barnard | 18.80 | ||
| Val Guest | 38.11 | X | |
| Brian Sweeney | 31.54 | X | |
| Horry County | |||
| Rep. Russell Fry (first elected 2014) was nominated for South Carolina’s Seventh U.S. Congressional District but gave up this SC House seat to run. | |||
| The winner of the runoff in two weeks between Guest and Sweeney will face Democrat Ryan Thompson in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 112 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| David Stanley Artushin | 51.10 | X | |
| Stephen Hilton | 48.90 | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Joe Bustos | 53.75 | I | X |
| Jackie LaPan Edgerton | 33.57 | ||
| Ross Ward | 12.69 | ||
| Charleston County | |||
| Rep. Bustos (first elected 2020) will face Democratic Primary winner Artushin in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 114 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Lin Bennett | 45.99 | I | |
| Gary Brewer | 54.01 | X | |
| Charleston and Dorchester Counties | |||
| Rep. Lin Bennett (first elected 2016) loses to Gary Brewer. Brewer will face Democrat Michelle Brandt in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 116 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Dixie Button | 20.54 | ||
| Matt Leber | 79.46 | X | |
| Charleston and Colleton Counties | |||
| Matt Leber will face incumbent Democrat Rep. Chardale Murray (first elected 2020) in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 121 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Marvin Lamar Bowens | 43.78 | ||
| Michael F. Rivers Sr. | 56.22 | I | X |
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Eric J. Erickson | 65.76 | X | |
| Timothy Swain | 34.24 | ||
| Beaufort and Colleton Counties | |||
| The winners of the respective primaries, Rivers and Erickson, will face each other in November. Erickson was the 2020 GOP nominee as well. Rivers was first elected in 2016. |
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Advisory Question Results
Advisory Question 1 |
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| REPUBLICAN BALLOT | |
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Should people have the right to register with the political party of their choice when they register to vote? |
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| Yes | 83.77 |
| No | 16.23 |
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Advisory Question 2 |
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Should candidates for local school boards be able to run as a candidate of the political party of their choice, just like candidates for other elected offices? |
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| Yes | 76.69 |
| No | 23.31 |
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Advisory Question 3 |
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In a situation where there is more than one person responsible for damages in a lawsuit, do you support changing South Carolina law so that each person should pay damages based on that person’s actual share of fault? |
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| Yes | 86.83 |
| No | 13.17 |
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