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2014 South Carolina House of Representatives election

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All 124 seats in theSouth Carolina House of Representatives
88 seats needed for a majority

	Majority party	Minority party

Leader	Bobby Harrell, Jr.	Todd Rutherford
Party	Republican	Democratic
Leader since	June 21, 2005	January 8, 2013
Leader's seat	67th	74th
Last election	78	46
Seats won	78	46
Seat change
Popular vote	649,839	377,282
Percentage	62.42%	36.24%

Results:
Republican gain Democratic gain
Republican hold Democratic hold

Speaker before election

Bobby Harrell, Jr.
Republican

ElectedSpeaker

Jay Lucas
Republican

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The2014South Carolina House of Representatives election was held on November 4, 2014, alongside the2014 United States elections.^[1] Primary elections took place on June 10, 2014.

Overview

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Party		Votes		Seats
Party		No.	%	No.	+/−	%
	South Carolina Republican Party	649,839	62.42%	78		62.90%
	South Carolina Democratic Party	377,282	36.24%	46		37.10%
	Write-in	8,906	0.86%	0		0%
	Libertarian Party of South Carolina	3,838	0.37%	0		0%
	American Party of South Carolina	1,207	0.12%	0		0%
	South Carolina Constitution Party	0	0%	0		0%
	South Carolina Workers Party	0	0%	0		0%
	Independent	0	0%	0		0%
	Green Party	1,225	0.12%	0		0%
Total		1,041,090	100.00	124	±0	100.00

Registered voters		2,881,052	100.00
Turnout		1,041,090	36.%
Source: South Carolina Election Commission^[2]

Popular vote

Republican			62.42%
Democratic			36.24%
Other			1.34%

House seats

Republican			62.90%
Democratic			37.10%

Predictions

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Source	Ranking	As of
Governing^[3]	Safe R	October 20, 2014

Summary of Results

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State House District	Incumbent		Elected Representative
1	Bill Whitmire	Rep	Bill Whitmire	Rep
2	Bill Sandifer, III	Rep	Bill Sandifier, III	Rep
3	B.R. Skelton	Rep	Gary E. Clary	Rep
4	Davey Hiott	Rep	Davey Hiott	Rep
5	Phillip D. Owens	Rep	Neal Collins	Rep
6	Brian White	Rep	Brian White	Rep
7	Michael Gambrell	Rep	Michael Gambrell	Rep
8	Don Carson Bowen	Rep	Jonathan Hill	Rep
9	Anne J. Thayer	Rep	Anne J. Thayer	Rep
10	Joshua A. Putnam	Rep	Joshua A. Putnam	Rep
11	Craig A. Gagnon	Rep	Craig A. Gagnon	Rep
12	Anne Parks	Dem	Anne Parks	Dem
13	Robert S. Riley	Rep	Robert S. Riley	Rep
14	Mike Pitts	Rep	Mike Pitts	Rep
15	Samuel Rivers, Jr.	Rep	Samuel Rivers, Jr.	Rep
16	Mark N. Willis	Rep	Mark N. Willis	Rep
17	Mike Burns	Rep	Mike Burns	Rep
18	Tommy Stringer	Rep	Tommy Stringer	Rep
19	Dwight A. Loftis	Rep	Dwight A. Loftis	Rep
20	Dan Hamilton	Rep	Dan Hamilton	Rep
21	Phyllis J. Henderson	Rep	Phyllis J. Henderson	Rep
22	Wendy Nanney	Rep	Wendy Nanney	Rep
23	Chandra Dillard	Dem	Chandra Dillard	Dem
24	Bruce W. Bannister	Rep	Bruce W. Bannister	Rep
25	Leola Robinson-Simpson	Dem	Leola Robinson-Simpson	Dem
26	Raye Felder	Rep	Raye Felder	Rep
27	Garry R. Smith	Rep	Garry R. Smith	Rep
28	Eric M. Bedingfield	Rep	Eric M. Bedingfield	Rep
29	Dennis C. Moss	Rep	Dennis C. Moss	Rep
30	Steve Moss	Rep	Steve Moss	Rep
31	Harold Mitchell, Jr.	Dem	Harold Mitchell, Jr.	Dem
32	Dertham Cole, Jr.	Rep	Derham Cole, Jr.	Rep
33	Eddie Tallon	Rep	Eddie Tallon	Rep
34	Mike Forrester	Rep	Mike Forrester	Rep
35	Bill Chumley	Rep	Bill Chumley	Rep
36	Rita Allison	Rep	Rita Allison	Rep
37	Donna Hicks Wood	Rep	Donna Hicks Wood	Rep
38	N. Douglas Brannon	Rep	N. Douglas Brannon	Rep
39	Ralph S. Kennedy, Jr.	Rep	Ralph S. Kennedy, Jr.	Rep
40	Walt McLeod, III.	Dem	Walt McLeod, III.	Dem
41	Mary Gail Douglas	Dem	Mary Gail Douglas	Dem
42	Mike Anthony	Dem	Mike Anthony	Dem
43	Greg Delleney	Rep	Greg Delleney	Rep
44	Mandy Powers-Norrell	Dem	Mandy Powers-Norrell	Dem
45	Deborah Long	Rep	Deborah Long	Rep
46	Gary Simrill	Rep	Gary Simrill	Rep
47	Tommy Pope	Rep	Tommy Pope	Rep
48	Ralph W. Norman	Rep	Ralph W. Norman	Rep
49	John R. King	Dem	John R. King	Dem
50	Grady Brown	Dem	Grady Brown	Dem
51	David Weeks	Dem	David Weeks	Dem
52	Laurie Slade Funderburk	Dem	Laurie Slade Funderburk	Dem
53	Ted M. Vick	Dem	Amy M. Brown	Dem
54	Elizabeth R. Munnerlyn	Dem	Patricia M. Pat Henegan	Dem
55	Jackie E. Hayes	Dem	Jackie E. Hayes	Dem
56	Mike Ryhal	Rep	Mike Ryhal	Rep
57	J. Wayne George	Dem	J. Wayne George	Dem
58	Liston Douglas Barfield	Rep	Jeff Johnson	Rep
59	Terry Alexander	Dem	Terry Alexander	Dem
60	Phillip Lower	Rep	Phillip Lowe	Rep
61	Lester P. Branham, Jr.	Dem	Roger K. Kirby	Dem
62	Robert Williams	Dem	Robert Williams	Dem
63	Kris Crawford	Rep	Kris Crawford	Rep
64	Robert L. Ridgeway, III.	Dem	Robert L. Ridgeway, III.	Dem
65	Jay Lucas	Rep	Jay Lucas	Rep
66	Gilda Cobb Hunter	Dem	Gilda Cobb Hunter	Dem
67	Murrell Smith	Rep	Murrell Smith	Rep
68	Heather Ammons Crawford	Rep	Heather Ammons Crawford	Rep
69	Rick Quinn, Jr.	Rep	Rick Quinn, Jr.	Rep
70	Joe Neal	Dem	Joe Neal	Dem
71	Nathan Ballentine	Rep	Nathan Ballentine	Rep
72	James E. Smith, Jr.	Dem	James E. Smith, Jr.	Dem
73	Christopher R. Hart	Dem	Christopher R. Hart	Dem
74	J. Todd Rutherford	Dem	J. Todd Rutherford	Dem
75	Kirkman Finlaay, III.	Rep	Kirkman Finlay, III.	Rep
76	Leon Howard	Dem	Leon Howard	Dem
77	Joe McEachern	Dem	Joe McEachern	Dem
78	Beth Bernstein	Dem	Beth Bernstein	Dem
79	Mia McLeod	Dem	Mia McLeod	Dem
80	Jimmy C. Bales	Dem	Jimmy C. Bales	Dem
81	Don Wells	Rep	Don Wells	Rep
82	William Clyburn	Dem	William Clyburn	Dem
83	Bill Hixon	Rep	Bill Hixon	Rep
84	J. Roland Smith	Rep	Chris Corley	Rep
85	Chip Huggins	Rep	Chip Huggins	Rep
86	Bill Taylor	Rep	Bill Taylor	Rep
87	Todd Atwater	Rep	Todd Atwater	Rep
88	Mac Toole	Rep	Mac Toole	Rep
89	Kenny Bingham	Rep	Kenny Bingham	Rep
90	Bakari T. Sellers	Dem	Justin Bamberg	Dem
91	Lonnie Hosey	Dem	Lonnie Hosey	Dem
92	Joe Daning	Rep	Joe Daning	Rep
93	Russell L. Ott	Dem	Russell L. Ott	Dem
94	Jenny Horne	Rep	Jenny Horne	Rep
95	Jerry Govan, Jr.	Dem	Jerry Govan, Jr.	Dem
96	Kit Spires	Rep	Kit Spires	Rep
97	Patsy G. Knight	Dem	Patsy G. Knight	Dem
98	Chris Murphy	Rep	Chris Murphy	Rep
99	Jim Merrill	Rep	Jim Merrill	Rep
100	Edward L. Southard	Rep	Edward L. Southard	Rep
101	Ronnie A. Sabb	Dem	Cezar McKnight	Dem
102	Joe Jefferson, Jr.	Dem	Joe Jefferson, Jr.	Dem
103	Carl L. Anderson	Dem	Carl L. Anderson	Dem
104	Tracy R. Edge	Rep	Greg Duckworth	Rep
105	Kevin Hardee	Rep	Kevin Hardee	Rep
106	Nelson Hardwick	Rep	Nelson Hardwick	Rep
107	Alan D. Clemmons	Rep	Alan D. Clemmons	Rep
108	Stephen L. Goldfinch, Jr.	Rep	Stephen L. Goldfinch, Jr.	Rep
109	David Mack, III.	Dem	David Mack, III.	Dem
110	Chip Limehouse, III.	Rep	Chip Limehouse, III.	Rep
111	Wendell G. Gilliard	Dem	Wendell G. Gilliard	Dem
112	Mike Sottile	Rep	Mike Sottile	Rep
113	Seth Whipper	Dem	Seth Whipper	Dem
114	Robery W. Harrell, Jr.	Rem	Mary Tinkler	Dem	Democratic flip
115	Peter McCoy, Jr.	Rep	Peter McCoy, Jr.	Rep
116	Robert L. Brown	Dem	Robert L. Brown	Dem
117	Bill Crosby	Rep	Bill Crosby	Rep
118	Bill Herbkersman	Rep	Bill Herbkersman	Rep
119	Leon Stavrinakis	Dem	Leon Stavrinakis	Dem
120	Weston Netwon	Rep	Weston Newton	Rep
121	Kenneth F. Hodges	Dem	Kenneth F. Hodges	Dem
122	Bill Bowers	Dem	Bill Bowers	Dem
123	Andrew S. Patrick	Rep	Jeff Bradley	Rep
124	Shannon Erickson	Rep	Shannon Erickson	Rep

Retirements

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11incumbents did not seek re-election.

Democrats

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Ted Vick (District 53) did not seek re-election following controversy after an arrest.^[4]
Elizabeth Munnerlyn (District 54)
Lester P. Branham, Jr. (District 61)
Bakari Sellers (District 90) retired to run forLieutenant Governor.
Ronnie A. Sabb (District 101) retired to run forState Senate.^[5]

Republicans

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B.R. Skelton (District 03) retired after serving in the House for twelve years.^[6]
Phillip Owens (District 05) retired.
Liston Barfield (District 58) retired.^[7]
J. Roland Smith (District 84) retired after serving in the House for twenty-six years.^[8]
Bobby Harrell, Jr. (District 114) was forced to resign his seat after he was barred from holdingpublic office because of acampaign finance violation.^[9]
Andy Patrick (District 123) retired and ran for theU.S. House in the1st District.

Detailed Results

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District 1

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District 1 comprised a portion of Oconee County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 1 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	68	0.79%
	Republican	Bill Whitmire	8,646	99.21%
Total votes			8,714	100.0

District 2

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District 2 comprised portions of Oconee and Pickens counties.^[10]

South Carolina House District 2 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	128	1.44%
	Republican	Bill Sandifer	8,751	98.56%
Total votes			8,879	100.0

District 3

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District 3 comprised a portion of Pickens County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 3, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	49	0.80%
	Libertarian Party of South Carolina	Travic McCurry	983	15.99%
	Republican	Gary E. Clary	5,117	83.22%
Total votes			6,149	100.00

District 4

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District 4 comprised a portion of Pickens County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 2 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	128	1.44%
	Republican	Bill Sandifer	8,751	98.56%
Total votes			8,972	100.0

District 5

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District 5 comprised a portion of Pickens County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 5 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	59	0.69%
	Republican	Neal Collins	8,476	99.31%
Total votes			8,535	100.0

District 6

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District 6 comprised a portion of Anderson County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 6 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	84	1.03%
	Republican	Brian White	8,099	98.97%
Total votes			8,183	100.0

District 7

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District 7 comprised portions of Abbeville and Anderson counties.^[10]

South Carolina House District 7 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	26	0.41%
	Republican	Michael Gambrell	6,290	99.59%
Total votes			6,316	100.0

District 8

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District 8 comprised a portion of Anderson County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 8 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	71	0.94%
	Republican	Jonathan Hill	7,505	99.06%
Total votes			7,576	100.0

District 9

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District 9 comprised a portion of Anderson County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 9 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	56	0.78%
	Republican	Anne Thayer	7,090	99.22%
Total votes			7,146	100.0

District 10

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District 10 comprised portions of Anderson, Greenville, and Pickens counties.^[10]

South Carolina House District 10 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	83	1.01%
	Republican	Joshua A. Putnam	8,146	98.99%
Total votes			8,229	100.0

District 11

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District 11 comprised portions of Abbeville and Anderson counties.^[10]

South Carolina House District 11 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Tombo Hite	4,217	46.25%
	Republican	Craig A. Gagnon	4,899	53.73%
Total votes			9,117	100.0

District 12

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District 12 comprised a portion of Greenwood County and all of McCormick County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 12 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	Tony Wideman	3,557	42.02%
	Democratic	Anne Parks	4,903	57.92%
Total votes			8,465	100.0

District 13

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District 13 comprised a portion of Greenwood County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 13 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	73	0.80%
	Republican	Robert Shannon Riley	9,058	99.20%
Total votes			9,131	100.0

District 14

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District 14 comprised portions of Greenwood and Laurens counties.^[10]

South Carolina House District 14 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	80	0.99%
	Republican	Mike Pitts	7,992	99.01%
Total votes			8,072	100.0

District 15

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District 15 comprised portions of Berkeley and Charleston counties.^[10]

South Carolina House District 15 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Marian Redish	2,658	43.56%
	Republican	Samuel Rivers, Jr.	3,440	56.37%
Total votes			6,102	100.0

District 16

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District 16 comprised portions of Greenville and Laurens counties.^[10]

South Carolina House District 16 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	66	0.99%
	Republican	Mark N. Willis	6,615	99.01%
Total votes			6,681	100.0

District 17

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District 17 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 17 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	66	0.67%
	Republican	Mike Burns	9,717	99.33%
Total votes			9,783	100.0

District 18

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District 18 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 18 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	86	0.93%
	Republican	Tommy Stringer	9,152	99.07%
Total votes			9,238	100.0

District 19

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District 19 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 19 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	91	1.38%
	Republican	Dwight A. Loftis	6,492	98.62%
Total votes			6,583	100.0

District 20

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District 20 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 20 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	13	0.11%
	South Carolina Green Party	Jon Eames	237	2.01%
	Democratic	Jon Eames	2,500	21.20%
	Republican	Dan Hamilton	9,045	76.99%
Total votes			11,795	100.0

District 21

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District 21 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 21 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	99	0.88%
	Republican	Phyllis J. Henderson	11,188	99.12%
Total votes			11,287	100.0

District 22

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District 22 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 22 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	22	0.19%
	Democratic	Dan Ruck	3,295	28.30%
	Republican	Wendy Nanney	8,325	71.51%
Total votes			11,642	100.0

District 23

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District 23 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 23 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	108	2.18%
	Democratic	Chandra Dillard	4,841	97.82%
Total votes			4,949	100.0

District 24

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District 24 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 24 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	109	1.01%
	Republican	Bruce W. Bannister	10,632	98.99%
Total votes			10,741	100.0

District 25

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District 25 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 25 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	20	0.29%
	Independent	Tony Boyce	1,628	23.82%
	Democratic	Leola Robinson-Simpson	5,186	75.89%
Total votes			6,834	100.0

District 26

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District 26 comprised a portion of York County.^[10]

South Carolina House District 26 General Election, 2014
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Write-in	N/A	29	0.32%
	South Carolina Libertarian Party	Jeremy C. Walters	1,814	19.84%
	Republican	Raye Felder	7,299	79.84%
Total votes			9,142	100.0

District 27

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District 27 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

District 28

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District 28 comprised a portion of Greenville County.^[10]

District 29

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District 29 comprised portions of Cherokee, Chester, and York counties.^[10]

District 30

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District 30 comprised portions of Cherokee and York counties.^[10]

District 31

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District 31 comprised a portion of Spartanburg County.^[10]

District 32

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District 32 comprised a portion of Spartanburg County.^[10]

District 33

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District 33 comprised a portion of Spartanburg County.^[10]

District 34

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District 34 comprised a portion of Spartanburg County.^[10]

District 35

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District 35 comprised portions of Greenville and Spartanburg counties.^[10]

District 36

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District 26 comprised portions of Greenville and Spartanbug counties.^[10]

District 37

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District 37 comprised portions of Spartanburg County.^[10]

District 38

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District 38 comprised a portion of Spartanburg County.^[10]

District 39

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District 39 comprised all of Saluda County and a portion of Lexington County.^[10]

District 40

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District 40 comprised all of Newberry County.^[10]

District 41

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District 41 comprised all of Fairfield County and portions of Chester and Richland counties.^[10]

District 42

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District 42 comprised all of Union County and a portion of Laurens County.^[10]

District 43

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District 43 comprised portions of Chester and York counties.^[10]

District 44

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District 44 comprised a portion of Lancaster County.^[10]

District 45

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District 45 comprised portions of Lancaster and York counties.^[10]

District 46

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District 46 comprised a portion of York County.^[10]

District 47

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District 47 comprised a portion of York County.^[10]

District 48

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District 48 comprised a portion of York County.^[10]

District 49

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District 49 comprised a portion of York County.^[10]

District 50

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District 50 comprised portions of Kershaw, Lee, and Sumter counties.^[10]

District 51

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District 51 comprised a portion of Sumter County.^[10]

District 52

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District 52 comprised a portion of Kershaw County.^[10]

District 53

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District 53 comprised portions of Chesterfield and Lancaster counties.^[10]

District 54

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District 54 comprised portions of Chesterfield, Darlington, and Marlboro counties.^[10]

District 55

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District 55 comprised portions of Darlington, Dillon, Horry, and Marlboro counties.

District 56

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District 56 comprised a portion of Horry County.

District 57

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District 57 comprised portions of Dillon, Horry, and Marion counties.

District 58

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District 58 comprised a portion of Horry County.

District 59

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District 59 comprised portions of Darlington and Florence counties.

District 60

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District 60 comprised portions of Darlington and Florence counties.

District 61

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District 61 comprised portions of Florence and Marion counties.

District 62

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District 62 comprised portions of Darlington and Florence counties.

District 63

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District 63 comprised a portion of Florence County.

District 64

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District 64 comprised portions of Clarendon and Sumter counties.

District 65

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District 65 comprised portions of Chesterfield, Darlington, Kershaw, and Lancaster counties.

District 66

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District 66 comprised a portion of Orangeburg County.

District 67

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District 67 comprised a portion of Sumter County.

District 68

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District 68 comprised a portion of Horry County.

District 69

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District 69 comprised a portion of Lexington County.

District 70

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District 70 comprised portions of Richland and Sumter counties.

District 71

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District 71 comprised portions of Richland and Lexington counties.

District 72

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District 72 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 73

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District 73 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 74

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District 74 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 75

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District 75 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 76

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District 76 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 77

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District 77 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 78

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District 78 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 79

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District 79 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 80

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District 80 comprised a portion of Richland County.

District 81

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District 81 comprised a portion of Aiken County.

District 82

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District 82 comprised portions of Aiken, Edgefield, and Saluda counties.

District 83

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District 83 comprised portions of Aiken and Edgefield counties.

District 84

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District 84 comprised a portion of Aiken County.

District 85

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District 85 comprised a portion of Lexington County.

District 86

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District 86 comprised a portion of Aiken County.

District 87

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District 87 comprised a portion of Lexington County.

District 88

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District 88 comprised a portion of Lexington County.

District 89

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District 88 comprised a portion of Lexington County.

District 90

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District 90 comprised portions of Bamberg, Barnwell, and Colleton counties.

District 91

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District 91 comprised portions of Allendale, Barnwell, and Orangeburg counties.

District 92

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District 92 comprised a portion of Berkeley County.

District 93

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District 93 comprised portions of Calhoun, Lexington, and Orangeburg counties.

District 94

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District 94 comprised portions of Charleston and Dorchester counties.

District 95

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District 95 comprised a portion of Orangeburg County.

District 96

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District 96 comprised a portion of Lexington County.

District 97

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District 97 comprised portions of Colleton and Dorchester counties.

District 98

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District 98 comprised a portion of Dorchester County.

District 99

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District 99 comprised portions of Berkeley and Charleston counties.

District 100

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District 100 comprised a portion of Berkeley County.

District 101

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District 101 comprised portions of Clarendon and Williamsburg counties.

District 102

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District 102 comprised portions of Berkeley and Dorchester counties.

District 103

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District 103 comprised portions of Georgetown, Horry, and Williamsburg counties.

District 104

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District 104 comprised a portion of Horry County.

District 105

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District 105 comprised a portion of Horry County.

District 106

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District 106 comprised a portion of Horry County.

District 107

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District 107 comprised a portion of Horry County.

District 108

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District 108 comprised portions of Charleston and Georgetown counties.

District 109

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District 108 comprised portions of Charleston and Dorchester counties.

District 110

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District 110 comprised a portion of Charleston County.

District 111

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District 111 comprised a portion of Charleston County.

District 112

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District 112 comprised a portion of Charleston County.

District 113

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District 113 comprised portions of Charleston and Dorchester counties.

District 114

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District 114 comprised portions of Charleston and Dorchester counties.

District 115

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District 115 comprised a portion of Charleston County.

District 116

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District 116 comprised portions of Charleston and Colleton counties.

District 117

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District 117 comprised portions of Charleston and Berkeley counties.

District 118

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District 118 comprised portions of Beaufort and Jasper counties.

District 119

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District 119 comprised a portion of Charleston County.

District 120

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District 120 comprised portions of Beaufort and Jasper counties.

District 121

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District 121 comprised portions of Beaufort and Colleton counties.

District 122

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District 122 comprised portions of Beaufort, Hampton, and Jasper counties.

District 123

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District 123 comprised a portion of Beaufort County.

District 124

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District 124 comprised a portion of Beaufort County.

References

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^"South Carolina House of Representatives elections, 2014".Ballotpedia. Retrieved2025-09-27.
^"SC - Election Results".South Carolina Secretary of State. Retrieved2025-09-28.
^Luzer, Daniel (2014-10-20)."Only a Few 2014 Legislative Races Are Competitive".Governing. Retrieved2024-07-10.
^"Rep. Ted Vick drops out of 7th Congressional race". Archived fromthe original on 2013-10-23. Retrieved2025-09-27.
^Phillips, Patrick (2014-10-02)."SC representative's run for state senate may prompt late Oct. primary".Live 5 News. Retrieved2025-09-27.
^Smith, Tim."Pickens County Rep. B.R. Skelton won't run again".The Greenville News. Retrieved2025-09-27.
^Heather.gale@myhorrynews.com, Heather Gale (2014-01-20)."Legislator Liston Barfield to retire from South Carolina House after term ends".MyHorryNews.com. Retrieved2025-09-27.
^Derrek, Asberry (2013-12-31)."S.C Rep Roland Smith won't run for re-election".Aiken Standard. Archived fromthe original on 2014-01-06. Retrieved2025-09-27.
^Borden, Jeremy (2014-10-22)."Bobby Harrell pleads guilty to 6 counts, resigns from House seat No details on reimbursements Harrell repaid self from campaign fundsHarrell planning to plead guilty Palmetto Sunrise: Harrell's hearing and looming resignation".Post and Courier. Retrieved2025-09-27.
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