Complete Statewide 2026 South Carolina Primary Election Results

South Carolina voters went to the polls on Tuesday to select hundreds of nominees for Constitutional offices as well as their Congressional and General Assembly representatives. Every single State House of Representatives seat 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 as of 1:47 a.m. on Wednesday, June 10, and we will update throughout the day until returns are final.

I = Incumbent
X = Winner/Run-Off

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State Leadership Results

Governor
Republican Primary
Pamela Evette	28.86%		X
Joshua Kimbrell	0.84%
Nancy Mace	12.13%
Ralph W. Norman	17.08%
Rom Reddy	14.16%
Alan Wilson	26.15%		X
Democratic Primary
Jermaine Johnson	59.65%		X
Mullins McLeod	10.68%
Billy Webster	29.66%

One of the roughest campaigns in state history sends Lt. Governor Evette and Attorney General Wilson into a runoff on June 23. Jermaine Johnson wins the Democratic nomination outright. 

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Secretary of State
Democrat
Jason Belton	50.57%		X
Edwina Winter	49.43%

The Democrats send Jason Benton against incumbent Republican Secretary of State Mark Hammond in November. 

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State Treasurer
Democrat
Vincent Coe	55.76%		X
Trav Robertson Jr.	44.24%

Vincent Coe and incumbent Republican State Treasurer Curtis Loftis will square off in the fall. 

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Attorney General
Republican
Stephen Goldfinch	39.99%		X
David M. Pascoe	24.34%
David Stumbo	35.66%		X

Republicans Goldfinch and Stumbo are headed into a runoff in two weeks for the right to face Democrat Richard Hricik. 

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Comptroller General
Democratic Primary
Tiffany Boozer	74.48%		X
Bruce K. Cole	25.52%

Boozer will represent the Democrats versus Republican Mike Burkhold. 

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State Superintendent of Education
Democratic Primary
Lisa Ellis	38.98%
Sylvia Wright	61.02%		X

Sylvia Wright denies Lisa Ellis the opportunity for a rematch with incumbent Republican State Superintendent Ellen Weaver. 

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Commissioner of Agriculture
Republican Primary
Jeremy B. Cannon	13.72%
Danny Ford	37.25%		X
Cody Simpson	38.14%		X
Fred West	10.89%

Cody Simpson and Danny Ford will face each other again in two weeks for the right to face Democrat DeShawn Blanding in November. 

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U.S. Senate
Republican Primary
Calvin Cowen	3.05%
Thomas Keith Dismukes	5.20%
Lindsey Graham	56.79%	I	X
Pat Herrmann	3.75%
Mark Lynch	28.89%
Darius L. Mitchell	2.33%
Democratic Primary
Annie Andrews	61.53%		X
Brandon P. Brown	30.20%
Kyle Freeman	8.27%

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U.S. House of Representatives Results

U.S. House of Representatives District 1
Republican Primary
Dan Brown	4.36%
Jay Byars	6.36%
Jenny Costa Honeycutt	22.08%		X
Logan Cunningham	6.68%
Tyler Dykes	1.41%
Kendal Ludden	0.69%
Sam McCown	15.66%
Alex Pelbath	10.86%
Cindy Wagers Riley	1.84%
Mark Sanford	12.08%
Mark Smith	17.99%		X
Democratic Primary
Francina Dantzler	9.58%
Mac Deford	28.90%		X
Max Diaz	1.98%
Ben Fraiser	9.49%
Matthew Fulmer	4.00%
Nancy Lacore	36.49%		X
Mayra Rivera-Vazquez	9.57%

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U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 2
Democratic Primary
Zyon Khalifa	34.08%		X
Roger Pruitt	19.97%
David Robinson II	41.03%		X
Daniel J. Shrief	4.93%
Republican Primary
Sam Gibbons	11.86%
Hamp Redmond	13.91%
Joe Wilson	74.23%	I	X

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U.S. House of Representatives District 3
Democratic Primary
Eunice Lehmacher	53.39%		X
Ernest E. Mackins	46.61%

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U.S. House of Representatives District 4
Republican Primary
David Atchley	19.50%
Robert E. Lee	14.66%
William Timmons	65.84%	I	X

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U.S. House of Representatives District 5
Democratic Primary
Andrew Clough	44.21%
Mallory Dittmer	55.79%		X

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U.S. House of Representatives District 6
Democratic Primary
James E. Jim Clyburn	90.26%	I	X
Frederick R. Goodwin	9.74%

Republican John Peterson defeats Maurice Washington and will face incumbent Democrat Jim Clyburn in November.

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South Carolina House of Representatives Results

State House of Representatives District 1
Oconee & Pickens Counties
Democrat
Juni Lynch	33.04%
Jasmine Williams	66.96%		X
Republican
Craig A. Diem	40.17%
Bill Whitmire	59.83%	I	X

Jasmine Williams faces incumbent Bill Whitmire (elected 2003) in November.

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State House of Representatives District 3
Pickens County
Republican
Phillip Bowers	65.18%	I	X
Joe Burgett	34.82%

Incumbent Phil Bowers was elected in 2024. He faces Democrat Claiborne Linvill in November.

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State House of Representatives District 5
Pickens & Greenville County
Republican
Neal Collins	55.90%	I	X
Brandy Tarleton	44.10%

 Incumbent Neal Collins faced a stiff challenge from 2024 candidate Brandy Tarleton but is renominated to the seat he has held since 2015. David Jones is the Democratic candidate. 

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State House of Representatives District 6
Anderson County
Republican
April Cromer	57.35%	I	X
Kyle White	42.65%

Freedom Caucus leader April Cromer wins the rematch with 2024 candidate Kyle White for the seat she first won by defeating incumbent Brian White. Jennifer Bachner is the Democrat. 

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State House of Representatives District 8
Anderson County
Republican
Don Chapman	44.98%	I	X
Sherry Hodges	42.53%		X
Patrick Orr	12.50%

Incumbent Don Chapman, first elected in 2022, faces Sherry Hodges in a runoff in two weeks. Demetrius Carson will be on the ballot for the Democrats in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 10
Anderson, Greenville, Pickens Counties
Republican
Thomas Beach	68.68%		X
Stewart Watson	31.32%

Freedom Caucus member Thomas Beach (elected 2022) turns back a challenge from Stewart Watson to win renomination and will face Democrat Thomas Stewart in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 11
Anderson, Abbeville, Laurens Counties
Republican
Craig Gagnon	74.55%	I	X
Jesse Turner	25.45%

Democrat Jessica Beasley will square off with incumbent Rep. Craig Gagnon (elected 2012). 

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State House of Representatives District 13
Greenwood, Laurens Counties
Republican
John D. Jefferson	16.56%
John McCravy	83.44%	I	X

Rep. John McCravy (elected 2016) and Democrat C. Rauch Wise will be on the ballot in the fall election. 

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State House of Representatives District 14
Greenwood, Laurens Counties
Republican
Luke Rankin	39.89%	I
Rick Shealy	60.11%		X

Freshman House member Luke Rankin (not the Senator of the same name) is defeated by Rick Shealy, who will face United Citizens Party candidate Henry D. Jones and Democrat Michanna Tate in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 21
Greenville County
Republican
Heather Currie	26.53%
Dianne Mitchell	73.47%	I	X

Rep. Dianne Mitchell, who took office after a special election to fill the seat of Rep. Bobby Cox, wins renomination and will square off with Democrat Dexter Reaves in November. 

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State House of Representatives District 22
Greenville County
Republican
Randolph Chuck Rhode Jr.	22.93%
Paul Wickensimer	77.07%	I	X

Freshman Republican Paul Wickensimer defeats Rhode and will be on the ballot with Democrat Josh Kendrick in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 24
Greenville County
Democrat
Caroline Avinger	81.05%		X
Justin Sanders	18.95%

Ways and Means Committee Chairman Bruce Bannister will face Democrat Caroline Avinger in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 25
Greenville County
Democrat
Wendell Jones	54.48%	I	X
Derrick L. Quarles	45.52%

Incumbent Rep. Wendell Jones (elected 2022) wins and has no Republican opponent in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 26
York County
Republican
Elizabeth Enns	46.10%
David W. Martin	53.90%	I	X

Freshman Republican David Martin wins the rematch with Elizabeth Enns for this seat created for the 2024 election. Jenny Desch is the Democrat. Kiral Mace is the Workers Party candidate in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 31
Spartanburg County
Democrat
Mo Abusaft	48.05%
Rosalyn Henderson-Myers	51.95%	I	X

Incumbent Dr. Rosalyn Henderson-Myers (elected 2016) defeats Mo Abusaft and will be on the ballot with James A. Jones, Sr. with the United Citizens Party in November. 

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State House of Representatives District 33
Spartanburg County
Republican
Abe Harris	33.31%
Travis A. Moore	66.69%	I	X

Incumbent Travis Moore (elected 2020) again turns back an in-party challenge and will again face Democrat Clemson Turregano in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 36
Spartanburg County
Republican
Adam Crisp	49.51%
Rob Harris	50.49%	I	X

Incumbent Freshman Rep. Rob Harris narrowly wins the rematch with Adam Crisp by 35 votes to face Democrat Virginia McLean in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 38
Spartanburg County
Republican
Josiah Magnuson	80.56%	I	X
Charlianne Wyatt Nestlen	19.44%

Rep. Magnuson (elected 2016) defeats Nestlen to square off with Democrat Tammy Hahn in November. 

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State House of Representatives District 39
Lexington & Saluda Counties
Republican
Cally R. Cal Forrest	77.73%	I	X
Katie Hall	15.36%
Fred Taylor	6.91%

Rep. Cal Forrest (elected 2016) defeats two opponents to avoid a runoff and will run against Democrat Sherman Lott in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 40
Newberry & Lexington Counties
Republican
Johnathan Ammons	20.53%
Joe White	79.47%	I	X

Freedom Caucus member Joe White (elected 2022) will square off with Democrat Engle Thompson in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 44
Lancaster County
Republican
Tripp McCoy	48.53%
Mike Neese	56.23%	I	X

Rep. Mike Neese (elected 2022 ) will face Democrat Katie Crosby in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 45
Lancaster & Kershaw Counties
Republican
Russell Brazell	43.77%
Brandon Newton	56.23%	I	X

Republican leader Rep. Brandon Newton (elected 2016) will be on the ballot in November along with Democrat Nicole Ventour.  

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State House of Representatives District 47
York County
Democrat
Justin Bennett	58.15%		X
Peter Martinez	41.85%

Democrat Justin Bennett qualifies to run against House Speaker Pro-tempore Rep Tommy Pope (elected 2010) in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 49
York County
Democrat
John R. King	80.95%	I	X
Perry Sutton	19.05%

Rep John King (elected 2008) has no Republican opponent and is re-elected. 

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State House of Representatives District 51
Sumter County
Democrat
David Weeks	79.87%	I	X
Melissa J. Weeks Richardson	20.13%

Rep. David Weeks (elected 2000) has no Republican opponent and is re-elected. 

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State House of Representatives District 52
Kershaw & Richland Counties
Democrat
Lawrence Moore	23.95%
Patrick L. Tate	14.31%
Malcolm Taylor	61.74%		X

Malcolm Taylor avoids a runoff, and there is no Republican candidate for the seat being vacated by Rep. Jermaine Johnson (elected 2020) who gave up his seat to run in the Democratic Primary for Governor. 

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State House of Representatives DISTRICT 54
Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, and Marlboro Counties
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
Jason Luck	55.67%	I	X
Betty Jo Quick	44.33%

Rep. Luck (elected 2024) wins the rematch with Betty Jo Quick. No Republican has filed. 

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State House of Representatives District 60
Florence County
Democrat
Adrian Peguese Carter	57.85%		X
Melissa Oshea	42.15%

Carter will face incumbent Republican Phillip Lowe (elected 2006) in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 61
Horry County
Democrat
Pete Bember	33.24%
Carol Goodman	66.76%		X

This is the second election cycle for the new District 61. Goodman will face incumbent Republican Carla Schuessler (elected 2024), and Libertarian David Herndon in November. 

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State House of Representatives District 63
Florence County
Democrat
Kory Haskins	67.90%		X
Sloan Hilton	32.10%

Haskins will be on the ballot in the General Election with Republican Rep. Jay Jordan (elected 2014). 

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State House of Representatives District 64
Clarendon & Sumter Counties
Democrat
Michele Demery	65.89%		X
Jack Spann	34.11%

Rep. Fawn Pedalino won a swing district in 2022. Demery will face her in November. 

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State House of Representatives District 65
Chesterfield, Darlington, Kershaw & Lancaster Counties
Republican
Barbara Arthur	26.74%
Cody T. Mitchell	73.26%	I	X

Rep. Cody Mitchell (elected 2022) is renominated and will run against Democrat Tanisha Baskin in the General Election. 

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State House of Representatives District 69
Lexington County
Republican
John Allen	43.49%
Chris Wooten	56.51%	I	X

Rep. Chris Wooten (elected 2018) defeats John Allen and will be on the ballot in November with Democrat Emery Chaplin and Libertarian Allen Broadus. 

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State House of Representatives District 70
Kershaw & Richland Counties
Democrat
Noah Barker	26.74%
Eve Carlin	23.11%
Robert Reese	50.15%	I	X

Rep. Robert Reese (elected 2024) wins re-election over two primary challengers as there is no Republican candidate. 

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State House of Representatives District 73
Richland County
Democrat
Cam George	23.85%
Chris Hart	76.15%	I	X

Rep. Chris Hart (elected 2006) will be on the ballot with Republican Allen Robertson in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 79
Richland County
Democrat
Hamilton R. Grant	71.91%	I	X
Anthony Stovall	28.09%

Rep. Hamilton Grant (elected 2024) is re-elected. There is no other party candidate in November. 

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State House of Representatives District 86
Aiken & Lexington Counties
Democrat
Stuart Epting	27.37%
Malcolm Green	73.63%		X
Republican
Tommy Paradise	74.40%		X
Kim Ray	25.60%

The seat of retiring Rep. Bill Taylor (elected 2010) attracted both Democrat and Republican Primaries. Green will square off against Paradise in the November General Election. Thanks for your service, Bill! 

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State House of Representatives District 88
Lexington County
Republican
Brian Duncan	36.46%
John Lastinger	63.54%	I	X

Incumbent Rep. John Lastinger, elected in a Special Election (2025) to fill the seat of R.J. May, and Democrat Jeremy Jones will vie for the seat in the General. 

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State House of Representatives District 91
Allendale, Barnwell, Orangeburg Counties
Republican
Daniel Alexander	80.30%		X
Tyler Morgan	19.70%

Alexander will oppose incumbent Democratic Rep. Lonnie Hosey (elected 1998) in this Democrat-leaning district. 

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State House of Representatives District 94
Charleston, Dorchester Counties
Democrat
Sally Hebert	57.50%		X
Collin Holloway	22.15%
Bryan Sharper	20.35%

Rep. Gil Gatch (elected 2020) is the Republican on the ballot with Democrat Hebert in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 96
Lexington County
Republican
Perry Finch	19.15%
Hunter Hackett	48.24%		X
Scotty Whetstone	32.61%		X

Rep. Ryan McCabe’s seat (elected 2020) will be filled by the winner of a runoff in two weeks between Hackett and Whetstone. The winner will face Democrat Vivian Elston.  

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State House of Representatives District 99
Berkeley County
Democrat
Jacob Goddard	40.25%
Samuel Price	59.75%		X
Republican
Jarrod Brooks	43.67%		X
Kristy Gore	28.82%		X
David Herndon	11.50%
Shawn Pinkston	16.01%

Six candidates have filed to replace candidate for Congress Mark Smith (elected 2020). Price will represent the Democrats against Republican Brooks or Gore. 

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State House of Representatives District 101
Berkeley, Florence & Williamsburg Counties
Democrat
Martin Cunningham	28.47%
Roger K. Kirby	60.91%	I	X
Cheryl O. Lane	10.62%

Rep. Roger Kirby (elected 2014) again survives a primary but will face Republican Arnie Borowsky in the General Election in the fall.  

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State House of Representatives District 102
Berkeley & Dorchester Counties
Democrat
Montez Aiken	55.48%		X
Katie McCravy	44.52%

Aiken will represent the Democrats in the fall against freshman incumbent Republican Rep. Harriet Holman. 

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State House of Representatives District 103
Berkeley, Georgetown & Horry Counties
Democrat
Carl Anderson	70.40%	I	X
Wendell M. Padgett	19.60%

Rep. Carl Anderson wins another term. He was first elected in 2004 and has no Republican opponent in November. 

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State House of Representatives District 112
Charleston County
Republican
Joe Bustos	57.11%	I	X
Woody Sprouse	30.06%
Brian Zuckerberg	12.83%

Rep. Joe Bustos (elected 2020) wins re-election as no Democrat filed for the seat. 

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State House of Representatives District 115
Charleston County
Republican
Johnnie Garmon	54.80%		X
Carlton Walker	45.20%

Johnnie Garmon carries the Republican banner into the fall against Nick Uricchio for the seat of retiring Democratic Representative Elizabeth (Spencer) Wetmore (elected 2018). The GOP has held this seat in the past. 

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State House of Representatives District 116
Charleston & Colleton Counties
Democrat
Radia Baxter	19.56%
David Bell	12.95%
Clay Middleton	67.48%		X

With so many candidates filed, Democrats seem to be targeting the seat of Rep. James Teeple (elected 2024) for this Charleston & Colleton seat. 

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State House of Representatives District 121
Beaufort & Colleton Counties
Democrat
Shannon N. DeLoach	53.71%		X
Michael F. Rivers Sr.	46.29%	I

Shannon DeLoach appears to have unseated Rep. Michael Rivers (elected 2016) and will represent the Democrats in November. The Republican candidate is Shelly Gay Yuhas.

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State House of Representatives District 122
Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton & Jasper Counties
Democrat
Maja Moore	29.79%
Korey Williams	70.21%		X

Rep. Bill Hager (elected 2022) will face Democrat Williams in the fall. 

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State House of Representatives District 123
Beaufort & Jasper Counties
Democrat
Willie P. Aiken	30.60%
Ann C. Shippy	69.40%		X

Shippy will represent the Democrats against Rep. Jeff Bradley (elected 2014) in the General Election. 

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Advisory Question 1
Should people have the right to register with the political party of their choice when they register to vote?
Yes	89.11%		X
No	10.89%

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Advisory Question 2
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?
Yes	77.79%		X
No	22.21%

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Source: SCvotes.org as of 1:46 AM Wednesday. June 10.