Complete Statewide 2024 South Carolina Primary Election Results
[Last Updated 3:15 am Wednesday] South Carolina voters went to the polls on Tuesday to select hundreds of nominees for their Congressional and General Assembly representatives. Every single Statehouse seat (both Senate and House) is on the ballot in November, and many of these seats had primary contests this week. We’ve compiled a complete list of election results for Congressional and Statehouse offices that we will update until returns are final.
I = Incumbent
X = Winner/Run-Off
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U.S. House of Representatives Results
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 1 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Nancy Mace | 56.78% | I | X |
| Catherine Templeton | 29.79% | ||
| Bill Young | 13.43% | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Mac Deford | 48.39% | ||
| Michael B. Moore | 51.61% | X | |
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 2 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Hamp Redmond | 26.05% | ||
| Joe Wilson | 73.95% | I | X |
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| David Robinson II | 84.03% | X | |
| Daniel J Shrief | 15.97% | ||
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 3 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Sheri Biggs | 28.82% | X (R/O) | |
| Kevin Bishop | 10.95% | ||
| Mark Burns | 33.20% | X (R/O) | |
| Franky Franco | 4.28% | ||
| Phil Healy | 1.91% | ||
| Stewart Jones | 18.69% | ||
| Elspeth Snow Murday | 2.15% | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Bryon L Best | 62.31% | X | |
| Frances Guldner | 37.69% | ||
Republican candidates military veteran Sheri Biggs and Trump-endorsed Rev. Mark Burns advance to a runoff on June 25, 2024. The winner will face Democrat Bryon Best in November.
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 4 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Adam Morgan | 48.40% | ||
| William Timmons | 51.60% | I | X |
Incumbent Congressman William Timmons will face Democrat Kathryn Harvey and Constitution Party candidate Mark Hackett in November. Morgan is the leader of the SC House Freedom Caucus.
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 6 |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Duke Buckner | 55.77% | X | |
| Justin Scott | 44.23% | ||
Duke Buckner will face incumbent Democrat Jim Clyburn in November, as well as United Citizens Party Gregg Marcel Dixon, Alliance Party Joseph Oddo, and Libertarian Michael Simpson.
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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 7 |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Mal Hyman | 50.82% | X | |
| Daryl W Scott | 49.19% | ||
Mal Hyman will face incumbent Republican Russell Fry in November.
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South Carolina Senate Results
SC SENATE DISTRICT 6 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Ben Carper | 31.38% | X (R/O) | |
| Jason Elliott | 48.36% | X (R/O) | |
| Dan Nickles | 20.26% | ||
Jason Elliott and Ben Carper advance to a runoff in two weeks. The winner will replace retiring State Senator Dwight Loftis, who was first elected in a 2019 special election. There is no Democratic candidate for this seat.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 7 |
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Greenville County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Karl Allen | 68.01% | I | X |
| Michelle Goodwin Calwile | 31.99% | ||
Senator Allen has no Republican opponent in November. He has served three terms.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 10 |
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Greenwood, Lexington, and Saluda Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Taylor Bell | 16.46% | ||
| Charles Bumgardner | 23.05% | X | |
| Billy Garrett | 41.07% | I | X |
| Troy Simpson | 19.42% | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Brandon L Best | 48.99% | X | |
| Francie Kleckley | 51.01% | ||
Incumbent Senator Billy Garrett has served since 2020, when he upset incumbent Democrat Floyd Nicholson. He faces Lexington dentist Bumgardner in a runoff in two weeks. (The district is even more Republican now.)
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 11 |
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Spartanburg County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Sevi Alvarez | 27.93% | ||
| Angela L Geter | 72.07% | X | |
In November, Angela Geter will face incumbent Republican Josh Kimbrell, who was first elected in 2020 when he defeated Democrat incumbent Glenn Reese.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 12 |
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Greenville and Spartanburg Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Hope Blackley | 21.99% | ||
| Lee Bright | 36.56% | X (R/O) | |
| Skip Davenport | 18.26% | ||
| Roger Allen Nutt | 23.19% | X (R/O) | |
In a contentious Republican primary created by the retirement of incumbent Republican Scott Talley, former Senator Lee Bright and current Representative Roger Nutt advance to a runoff election on June 28. The winner will face Democratic candidate Octavia Amaechi in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 17 |
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Chester, Fairfield, Lancaster, and York Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Tibi Czentye | 16.41% | ||
| Tripp McCoy | 25.42% | ||
| Everett Stubbs | 58.17% | X | |
Everett Stubbs will face incumbent Democrat Mike Fanning in November, in a race that Republicans hope will flip red.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 19 |
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Richland County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Michael A Addison | 8.13% | ||
| Tameika Isaac Devine | 91.87% | I | X |
Former Columbia City Councilwoman Tameika Isaac Devine won a January 2024 special election to fill the seat of Senator John Scott, who passed away last year. Devine will face United Citizens Party candidate Chris Nelems in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 22 |
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Richland County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Monica Elkins | 16.77% | ||
| Ivory Thigpen | 42.89% | X (R/O) | |
| Overture Walker | 40.34% | X (R/O) | |
Senator Mia McLeod announced her retirement earlier this year. Ivory Thigpen has served in the SC House since 2016 and Overture Walker on the Richland County Council since 2020. The winner of the runoff in two weeks will face Republican Lee Blatt and Workers Party Gary Votour in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 23 |
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Lexington County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Carlisle Kennedy | 36.22% | X (R/O) | |
| Katrina Shealy | 40.02% | I | X (R/O) |
| Zoe Warren | 23.75% | ||
Senator Katrina Shealy has represented Lexington County in the Senate since 2012, when she won a petition campaign against incumbent Jake Knotts. Shealy and Leesville lawyer Carlisle Kennedy will meet in a runoff in two weeks. There is no Democrat running for District 23 in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 26 |
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Calhoun, Lexington, and Richland Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Jason Guerry | 35.32% | X (R/O) | |
| Billy R Oswald | 26.47% | ||
| Chris Smith | 38.21% | X (R/O) | |
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Dick Harpootlian | 48.73% | I | |
| Russell Ott | 51.27% | X | |
Incumbent Democratic Senator Dick Harpootlian faced significant criticism after he served as defense attorney for Alex Murdaugh last year. In a significant upset, Representative Russell Ott beat him for the Democratic nomination. Ott served in the SC House since 2013. The winner of the Republican runoff in two weeks will face Ott in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 27 |
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Chesterfield, Kershaw, and Lancaster Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Allen Blackmon | 82.08% | X | |
| Penry Gustafson | 17.92% | I | |
Penry Gustafson beat incumbent Democrat Vincent Sheheen in 2020. She did not survive for a sophomore term. Blackmon will face Democrat Yokima Cureton in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 32 |
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Berkeley, Charleston, Florence, Georgetown, Williamsburg, and Horry Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Ronnie A Sabb | 76.15% | I | X |
| Prinscillia D Sumpter | 23.85% | ||
Senator Ronnie Sabb was first elected in 2014. There is no Republican candidate for District 32.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 33 |
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Horry County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Autry Benton | 45.90% | ||
| Luke A Rankin | 54.10% | I | X |
Senate Judiciary Chairman Luke Rankin is on his way to a 6th term. He will face Democrat Pete John Bember in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 35 |
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Kershaw, Lee, Richland, and Sumter Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Lindsay Agostini | 30.36% | X (R/O) | |
| Christina Allard | 16.60% | ||
| Jerry Chivers | 3.52% | ||
| Mike Jones | 49.51% | X (R/O) | |
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Austin B Floyd Jr | 37.78% | X (R/O) | |
| Jeffrey R Graham | 46.99% | X (R/O) | |
| Lucy Mahon | 15.23% | ||
It has been a contentious election on both sides to replace retiring Senator Thomas McElveen. Jones and Agostini will be in a Republican runoff on June 28, while Floyd and Graham are in a runoff for the Democrats. Republicans hope to flip the seat in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 36 |
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Calhoun, Clarendon, Orangeburg, and Sumter Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Leon Winn | 21.60% | ||
| Jeff Zell | 78.40% | X | |
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Eleazer Leazer Carter | 22.59% | ||
| Kevin L Johnson | 77.41% | I | X |
Sumter School Board Member Jeff Zell will face incumbent Democrat Kevin Johnson, who has served since 2012, in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 40 |
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Aiken, Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Colleton, and Orangeburg Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Kendrick Brown | 28.47% | ||
| Brad Hutto | 71.53% | I | X |
Senate Minority Leader Brad Hutto is on his way to a 9th term in the Senate. He will face Republican Sharon Carter in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 41 |
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Charleston, Colleton, and Dorchester Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Matt Leber | 50.20% | X | |
| Sandy Senn | 49.80% | I | |
In a particularly nasty primary election, four-term Senator Sandy Senn loses by 31 votes (out of 7,843 cast) to freshman Representative Matt Leber. Pending a final count, Leber will face Democrat Rita Adkins in November.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 42 |
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Charleston and Dorchester Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Kim Greene | 16.70% | ||
| Deon Tedder | 83.30% | I | X |
Former Representative Deon Tedder won a 2023 special election to fill the Senate seat once held by Marlon Kimpson after Kimpson resigned to accept a position in the Biden administration. There is no Republican candidate for District 42.
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SC SENATE DISTRICT 44 |
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Berkeley and Charleston Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Brian Adams | 80.21% | I | X |
| Shawn Pinkston | 19.79% | ||
Two-term Senator Brian Adams fends off a primary challenge and will face Democrat Vicky Wynn in November.
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Of the 46 State Senate seats, 26 have contested elections in November.
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South Carolina House Results
SC HOUSE DISTRICT 2 |
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Oconee County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Adam Duncan | 50.58% | X | |
| Bill Sandifer | 49.42% | I | |
House Labor, Commerce, and Industry Chairman Bill Sandifer loses his bid for a 16th term in the House by 59 votes (at this writing). Duncan faces no Democratic opponent in November. A Freedom Caucus pickup.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 3 |
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Pickens County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Phillip Bowers | 54.04% | X | |
| Jerry Carter | 45.96% | I | |
In a rematch of their 2020 primary, incumbent Jerry Carter loses this time to former State Board of Education member Phillip Bowers. Carter was not supportive of private school choice options. Bowers will face Democrat Eunice Lehmacher in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 5 |
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Greenville and Pickens Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Neal Collins | 54.98% | I | X |
| Brandy Tarleton | 45.02% | ||
Incumbent Neal Collins, who has served in the House since 2014, survives yet another Republican primary. There is no Democrat running for District 5.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 6 |
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Anderson County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| April Cromer | 55.83% | I | X |
| Kyle White | 44.17% | ||
House Freedom Caucus member April Cromer turns back challenger Kyle White for a second term. The only Democrat who filed to run for this seat, Eric Childs, tragically passed away in an automobile accident May 31.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 7 |
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Abbeville, Anderson, and Greenville Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Lee Gilreath | 63.91% | X | |
| Jay West | 36.09% | I | |
House Assistant Majority Leader Jay West served in the House since 2016. Gilreath will face Libertarian candidate Hunter Savirino is on the ballot in November. A Freedom Caucus pick up.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 8 |
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Anderson County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Don Chapman | 56.17% | I | X |
| Sherry Hodges | 43.83% | ||
Don Chapman has served in the House since 2022. A Freedom Caucus top target survives.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 9 |
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Anderson County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Rick Bradshaw | 19.57% | ||
| James Galyean | 38.78% | X (R/O) | |
| Blake Sanders | 41.66% | X (R/O) | |
Sanders and Galyean (pronounced “Gallion”) will enter a runoff on June 28 to fill the seat of retiring Representative Anne Thayer. There is no Democratic candidate for District 9.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 10 |
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| Anderson, Greenville, and Pickens Counties | |||
| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Pam Anthony | 33.28% | ||
| Thomas Beach | 66.72% | I | X |
Incumbent Freedom Caucus member Thomas Beach is on his way to a second term in the House. There is no Democrat running for District 10.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 15 |
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Berkeley and Charleston Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Damian Daly | 13.06% | ||
| JA Moore | 86.94% | I | X |
Incumbent JA Moore has served in the House since 2018. He will face Republican Carlton Walker in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 17 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Tom Bates | 30.10% | ||
| Mike Burns | 69.90% | I | X |
Incumbent Freedom Caucus member Mike Burns is on his way to a seventh term in the House. He will face no Democratic opposition in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 18 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Tramaine Booker | 40.45% | ||
| Alan Morgan | 59.55% | I | X |
Incumbent Freedom Caucus member Alan Morgan has no Democratic opponent in November and will be elected to a second term. He was originally elected in a Special Election due to the retirement of Rep. Tommy Stringer.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 19 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Patrick Haddon | 82.60% | I | X |
| Nate Marcionette | 17.40% | ||
Incumbent Patrick Haddon was elected in a 2019 special election to fill the seat once held by Dwight Loftis. He has no Democratic opponent in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 20 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Sarah Curran | 42.79% | ||
| Stephen Frank | 57.21% | X | |
In the seat once held by Freedom Caucus chair Adam Morgan, Frank (also likely Freedom Caucus) will face Democrat Stephen Dreyfus in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 22 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Stan Tzouvelekas | 45.85% | ||
| Paul Wickensimer | 54.15% | X | |
In Jason Elliott’s House seat, former Greenville County Clerk of Court Wickensimer will face Democrat Brann Fowler in November. The Freedom Caucus failed to flip this seat.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 24 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Bruce Bannister | 82.59% | I | X |
| Bill Coleman | 17.41% | ||
Ways & Means Committee Chair Bruce Bannister easily fends off a challenger and will face Democrat Shauna R Johnson in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 25 |
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Greenville County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Wendell Jones | 74.60% | I | X |
| Bruce Wilson | 25.40% | ||
Incumbent Wendell Jones will face Republican Tim Kennedy in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 26 |
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York County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Elizabeth Enns | 45.65% | ||
| David Martin | 54.35% | X | |
In the race to replace six-term Representative Raye Felder, Martin will face Democrat Matt Vilardebo and Workers Party candidate Kiral Mace in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 28 |
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Greenville County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Chris Huff | 38.18% | X (R/O) | |
| Allen Kellett | 18.95% | ||
| Troy Prosser | 9.72% | ||
| Daniel Rumfelt | 13.99% | ||
| Kerri J Smith | 19.16% | X (R/O) | |
In the race to replace retiring Freedom Caucus member Ashley Trantham, Trantham-endorsed Huff and Kerri Smith advance to a runoff on June 28. The winner will face Democrat J Fritz Wiebel in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 33 |
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Spartanburg County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Bill DeVore | 38.31% | ||
| Travis A Moore | 61.69% | I | X |
Two-term incumbent Travis Moore fends off a Freedom Caucus challenger and will face Democrat Clemson Turregano in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 34 |
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Spartanburg County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Sarita Edgerton | 40.43% | X (R/O) | |
| JoAnne L LaBounty | 33.76% | X (R/O) | |
| Henry Ross | 25.81% | ||
Freedom Caucus-friendly Edgerton and Republican Caucus-friendly LaBounty will face off in two weeks wins to replace Senate candidate Roger Nutt. The winner will face no Democratic opposition in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 35 |
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Greenville and Spartanburg Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Bill Chumley | 55.30% | I | X |
| Kevin Dunn | 44.70% | ||
Freedom Caucus and seven-term incumbent Bill Chumley wins re-election. There is no Democrat running for District 35.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 36 |
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Spartanburg County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Adam Crisp | 41.59% | ||
| Rob Harris | 58.41% | I | X |
Freshman Freedom Caucus representative Rob Harris wins by a surprisingly large margin. There is no Democrat running for District 36.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 38 |
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Spartanburg County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Josiah Magnuson | 64.28% | I | X |
| Jason Shamis | 35.72% | ||
Four-term incumbent and Freedom Caucus member Josiah Magnuson wins handily over local mayor Shamis. Magnuson faces Democrat JR Taylor in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 39 |
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Lexington and Saluda Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Cal Forrest | 81.49% | I | X |
| Katie Hall | 18.51% | ||
Four-term incumbent Cally Forrest has no Democratic opponent in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 40 |
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Lexington and Newberry Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Johnathan JP Ammons | 3.24% | ||
| Vince Northcutt | 41.03% | ||
| Joe White | 55.73% | I | X |
Joe White, a Freedom Caucus member elected in 2022, survives a well-funded challenger. There is no Democrat running for District 40.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 43 |
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Chester and York Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Elias Irizarry | 27.94% | ||
| Randy Ligon | 72.06% | I | X |
Three-term incumbent Randy Ligon easily fends off a challenge from the right and has no Democratic opponent in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 45 |
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Kershaw and Lancaster Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Vic Dabney | 23.05% | ||
| Brandon Newton | 76.95% | I | X |
Four-term incumbent Brandon Newton easily defeats former representative Dabney. He has no Democratic opponent in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 54 |
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Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, and Marlboro Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Jason Scott Luck | 53.14% | X | |
| Betty Jo Quick | 46.86% | ||
In the race to fill retiring Representative Pat Henegan’s seat, Luck, not Quick, will face Republican Sterling McDiarmid in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 57 |
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Horry, Marion, and Williamsburg Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Lucas Atkinson | 55.79% | I | X |
| Cynthia O Ford | 44.21% | ||
Four-term incumbent Lucas Atkinson will face Republican Kevin Taylor Coleridge in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 58 |
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Horry County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| John M Beatty | 15.19% | ||
| Jeff Johnson | 84.81% | I | X |
Incumbent Jeff Johnson is elected to a sixth term. There is no other candidate on the ballot in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 61 |
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Horry County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Shannon Grady | 27.76% | ||
| Patrick Herrmann | 12.94% | ||
| Carla Schuessler | 59.29% | I | X |
Carla Schuessler wins a second term in the newly-created Horry County seat.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 64 |
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Clarendon and Sumter Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Fawn Pedalino | 100% | I | X |
| Lorenzo Ragin | N/A | ||
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Quadri Bell | 81.43% | X | |
| Arthur Moyd | 18.57% | ||
Democrats will try to win back the seat that Fawn Pedalino flipped in 2022. There was no Republican Primary.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 66 |
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York County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Michele Branning | 48.14% | ||
| Jackie Terribile | 51.86% | X | |
Freedom Caucus candidate Terribile wins the primary to replace retiring Freedom Caucus member Rep. David O’Neal. There is no Democrat running for District 66.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 70 |
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Kershaw and Richland Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Eve Carlin | 21.26% | ||
| Mama G Miller | 28.27% | ||
| Robert Reese | 50.47% | X | |
Reese avoids a runoff with Miller by about 26 votes to replace Jermaine Johnson representing District 70, as there is no Republican running for the seat.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 72 |
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Richland County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Tate Few | 8.71% | ||
| Seth Rose | 91.29% | I | X |
Incumbent Seth Rose runs a textbook campaign to easily defeat newcomer Tate Few to win a fourth House term. There is no Republican running for this seat.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 73 |
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Richland County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Chris Hart | 84.95% | I | X |
| Touami Pride | 15.05% | ||
Incumbent Chris Hart is elected to a tenth term in the House. There is no other candidate on the ballot in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 75 |
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Richland County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Kirkman Finlay | 65.56% | X | |
| Tracy Robins | 34.44% | ||
Kirkman Finlay will attempt to win his former seat back from freshman representative Heather Bauer (D).
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 79 |
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Richland County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Jonnieka Farr | 36.89% | ||
| Hamilton Grant | 63.11% | X | |
For Ivory Thigpen’s former seat, Grant will face Republican Rebecca Madsen and Libertarian Kevin Wolf in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 81 |
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Aiken County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Charles Hartz | 66.58% | X | |
| Betsy Lamb | 19.08% | ||
| John Lewis | 2.87% | ||
| Mack Morris | 11.47% | ||
In the race to replace retiring Representative Bart Blackwell, Hartz wins big. He will face Democrat Jensen Jennings in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 82 |
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Aiken, Edgefield, and Saluda Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| William Bill Clyburn | 89.77% | I | X |
| Brian Ryan B Doyle | 10.23% | ||
In search of a 16th term, incumbent Bill Clyburn will face Republican Suzy Spurgeon in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 85 |
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Lexington County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Jay Kilmartin | 55.37% | I | X |
| Dean Widener | 44.63% | ||
Incumbent Freedom Caucus member Jay Kilmartin won a contentious four-way primary in 2022. There is no Democrat running for District 85.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 87 |
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Lexington County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| J Michael Beatty Jr | 13.05% | ||
| Paula Rawl Calhoon | 61.93% | I | X |
| Todd Limehouse | 25.02% | ||
Paula Rawl Calhoon, a top Freedom Caucus target, is on her way to a fourth term in the House. She will face Libertarian Robin Machajewski in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 88 |
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Lexington County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Lorelei Graye | 31.80% | ||
| RJ May | 68.20% | I | X |
Incumbent Freedom Caucus member RJ May wins and will face Democrat Jeremy Jones in November.
SC HOUSE DISTRICT 91 |
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Allendale, Barnwell, and Orangeburg Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Demaris Johnson | 32.57% | ||
| Ben Kinlaw | 67.43% | X | |
Kinlaw will face incumbent Democrat incumbent Lonnie Hosey in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 93 |
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Calhoun, Lexington, and Orangeburg Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Johnny Felder | 32.13% | X (R/O) | |
| Phillip J Ford | 11.25% | ||
| Jerry Govan | 45.89% | X (R/O) | |
| Chris Roland | 10.74% | ||
To fill Russell Ott’s seat, Johnny Felder and former Representative Jerry Govan advance to a runoff on June 28. The winner will face Workers Party candidate Harold Geddings and Republican Krista Hassell in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 96 |
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Lexington County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| D Ryan McCabe | 62.12% | I | X |
| Mike Sturkie | 37.88% | ||
Freedom Caucus member Ryan McCabe wins a third term in the House. There is no Democratic opponent in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 98 |
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Dorchester County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Greg Ford | 34.60% | ||
| Chris Murphy | 65.40% | I | X |
Chris Murphy fends off a Freedom Caucus challenger to seek his eighth term in the House. He will face Democrat Sonja Ogletree Satani in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 102 |
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Berkeley and Dorchester Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Ralph Elsey | 44.94% | ||
| Harriet Holman | 55.06% | X | |
| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Collin Holloway | 11.98% | ||
| Joe Jefferson | 88.02% | I | X |
Incumbent Joe Jefferson seeks an eleventh term in the House and will face Republican Harriet Holman (currently on the Dorchester County Council) in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 106 |
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Horry County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Val Guest | 65.22% | I | X |
| Brian Sweeney | 34.78% | ||
Val Guest, a Freedom Caucus target this cycle, was elected to fill Russell Fry’s former seat in 2022. He has no Democratic opponent in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 109 |
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Charleston and Dorchester Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Jessica Bright [withdrew] | 9.23% | ||
| Tiffany Spann-Wilder | 90.77% | I | X |
Tiffany Spann-Wilder was elected in an April 2024 special election to replace Deon Tedder after his election to the Senate. There is no Republican running for District 109.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 111 |
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Charleston County |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Regina Duggins | 5.48% | ||
| Wendell G Gilliard | 77.39% | I | X |
| Dwayne M Green | 17.12% | ||
Wendell Gilliard seeks an eighth term in the House. He will face Libertarian Joe Jernigan in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 112 |
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Charleston County |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Joe Bustos | 76.49% | I | X |
| Nadine Deif | 23.51% | ||
Two-term incumbent Joe Bustos will face Democrat Peter Brennan in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 114 |
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Charleston and Dorchester Counties |
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| REPUBLICAN PRIMARY | |||
| Jody Bohman | 34.36% | ||
| Gary Brewer | 65.64% | I | X |
Gary Brewer prevails over a Freedom Caucus challenger and will face Democrat Adrienne Lett in November to win a second term.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 116 |
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Charleston and Colleton Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Charles Glover Sr | 10.40% | ||
| Charlie Murray | 89.60% | X | |
For the seat currently held by Matt Leber, the Republican nominee for Senate, Charlie Murray will face Republican James Teeple in November.
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SC HOUSE DISTRICT 122 |
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Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton, and Jasper Counties |
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| DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY | |||
| Johnny Lee Jackson Jr | 37.85% | ||
| Audrey Hopkins Williams | 62.15% | X | |
Williams will attempt to unseat first-term Republican Bill Hager in November who flipped the seat Republican in the last last cycle.
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Of the 124 House districts, 55 have contested General Elections in November.
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