Complete Statewide 2022 South Carolina Primary Runoff Results
South Carolina voters went to the polls on Tuesday to decide 8 primaries in runoffs that were forced due to the failure of any candidate to receive 50% +1 vote in the initial primary election held on June 14th.
You can view the full primary results from two weeks ago at this link.
I = Incumbent
X = Winner
Last updated: 12:00 AM EDT 6/29/2022
U.S. SENATE |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Catherine Fleming Bruce | 44.22 | ||
| Krystle Matthews | 55.78 | X | |
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Ellen Weaver | 63.91 | X | |
| Kathy Maness | 36.09 | ||
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 25 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Wendell Jones | 55.04 | X | |
| Derrick L. Quarles | 44.96 | ||
| Greenville County | |||
| Rep. Leola Robinson retiring. | |||
| Wendell Jones faces Republican Yvonne Julian, Indepdendence Party candidate Tony Boyce and Libertarian Jack Logan in November. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 30 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Brian Lawson | 61.77 | X | |
| Jimbo Martin | 38.23 | ||
| Cherokee and Spartanburg Counties. | |||
| Brian Lawson is elected to replace retiring Rep. Steve Moss (first elected in 2008) as there is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 40 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Tammy Johns | 47.57 | ||
| Joe White | 52.43 | X | |
| Lexington and Newberry Counties | |||
| Joe White is elected to replace Rick Martin as there is no General Election opponent. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 48 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Elizabeth Enns | 43.45 | ||
| Brandon Guffey | 56.55 | X | |
| York County | |||
| Brandon Guffey wins the Republican nomination for the seat opened by the retirement of Sheriff-Rep. Bruce Bryant. He will face Democrat Andrew Russell in the fall. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 101 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | NEW DISTRICT | ||
| Roger K. Kirby | 50.37 | I | X |
| Cezar McKnight | 49.63 | I | |
| Berkeley, Florence and Williamsburg Counties | |||
| New district lines forced incumbent Democrat State Representatives Roger Kirby and Cezar McKinght into the same district. |
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SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT 106 |
NO INCUMBENT | ||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Val Guest | 54.32 | X | |
| Brian Sweeney | 45.68 | ||
| Horry County | |||
| Rep. Russell Fry was nominated for US Congress but gave up this SC House seat to run. | |||
| Mr. Val Guest will face Democrat Ryan Thompson in November. |
