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South Carolina Election Results: Live Updates

Gov. Henry McMaster, who succeeded Nikki R. Haley when she resigned to become President Trump’s envoy to the United Nations, survived first the Republican primary and now the general election to win a full term of his own. His Democratic rival, James Smith, struggled to gain traction in the polls, despite the public support of some of his party’s most powerful figures, including former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.

The state is a Republican stronghold in the South — five of South Carolina’s six most recent governors have been Republicans — and voters in the state have shown few signs of discontent this year.

U.S. House
Dem.2 won(+1 seat)0 lead
Rep.5 won0 lead
Ind.0 won0 lead

Dem.2 won(+1 seat)0 lead
Rep.5 won0 lead
Ind.0 won0 lead

Key House Races

U.S. House District 1 ›

CandidatePartyVotesPct.
CunninghamJoe CunninghamDemocratDem.145,45550.7%
ArringtonKatie ArringtonRepublicanRep.141,47349.3%

286,928 votes,100% reporting(352 of 352 precincts)

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Katie Arrington engineered one of the major upsets of the Republican primary season when she defeated Representative Mark Sanford, a former South Carolina governor, in June. But Democrats and their nominee, Joe Cunningham, turned the tables on her, winning the general election, by persuading voters that Ms. Arrington’s politics are too far right for a district whose outgoing congressman has been a persistent critic of President Trump.

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Governor

CandidatePartyVotesPct.
McMaster*Henry McMaster*RepublicanRep.921,34254.0%
SmithJames SmithDemocratDem.784,18246.0%

1,705,524 votes,100% reporting(2,261 of 2,261 precincts)

* Incumbent

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Results Map

Vote share

Dem.506070
Rep.506070
No results
CountyMcMasterSmithRpt.
Greenville
102,195
74,007
100%
Charleston
62,642
84,634
100%
Richland
41,793
99,476
100%
Horry
71,985
38,574
100%
Lexington
62,544
36,854
100%
York
55,905
39,571
100%
Spartanburg
58,442
36,264
100%
Beaufort
38,399
31,971
100%
Berkeley
35,107
30,452
100%
Anderson
43,412
19,386
100%
Aiken
36,801
22,754
100%
Dorchester
27,563
23,275
100%
Florence
22,947
22,533
100%
Pickens
28,139
10,393
100%
Sumter
14,578
19,830
100%
Lancaster
19,554
13,297
100%
Orangeburg
9,222
21,402
100%
Oconee
19,599
7,945
100%
Georgetown
14,083
11,760
100%
Kershaw
13,881
9,588
100%
Darlington
11,871
11,436
100%
Greenwood
13,973
9,140
100%
Laurens
12,899
7,415
100%
Cherokee
11,730
4,964
100%
Colleton
6,891
6,321
100%
Newberry
7,644
5,374
100%
Clarendon
5,722
6,365
100%
Chesterfield
6,730
5,241
100%
Williamsburg
3,774
7,769
100%
Chester
5,665
5,195
100%
Marion
3,963
6,450
100%
Edgefield
5,636
3,747
100%
Jasper
4,346
5,002
100%
Fairfield
3,409
5,865
100%
Union
5,208
3,728
100%
Abbeville
5,451
3,113
100%
Dillon
4,052
4,141
100%
Marlboro
3,166
4,594
100%
Barnwell
3,734
3,549
100%
Saluda
4,516
2,356
100%
Hampton
2,558
4,051
100%
Lee
2,174
4,190
100%
Calhoun
2,952
2,990
100%
McCormick
2,327
2,103
100%
Bamberg
1,552
2,828
100%
Allendale
608
2,289
100%
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Attorney General

CandidatePartyVotesPct.
Wilson*Alan Wilson*RepublicanRep.932,66855.1%
AnastopouloConstance AnastopouloDemocratDem.761,41544.9%

1,694,083 votes,100% reporting(2,261 of 2,261 precincts)

* Incumbent

Results Map

Vote share

Dem.506070
Rep.506070
No results
CountyWilsonAnastopouloRpt.
Greenville
106,069
69,351
100%
Charleston
62,383
83,813
100%
Richland
44,449
97,276
100%
Horry
70,644
37,414
100%
Lexington
64,218
34,746
100%
Spartanburg
59,740
34,796
100%
York
54,767
38,279
100%
Beaufort
39,366
30,460
100%
Berkeley
34,970
29,929
100%
Anderson
44,201
18,292
100%
Aiken
37,492
21,991
100%
Dorchester
27,331
23,288
100%
Florence
23,150
22,209
100%
Pickens
28,645
9,520
100%
Sumter
14,640
19,735
100%
Lancaster
20,101
12,572
100%
Orangeburg
9,143
21,445
100%
Oconee
19,834
7,344
100%
Georgetown
14,263
11,472
100%
Kershaw
14,097
9,306
100%
Darlington
11,881
11,336
100%
Greenwood
14,196
8,859
100%
Laurens
13,121
7,128
100%
Cherokee
11,797
4,907
100%
Colleton
6,904
6,274
100%
Newberry
7,772
5,160
100%
Clarendon
5,784
6,535
100%
Chesterfield
6,640
5,108
100%
Williamsburg
3,536
7,368
100%
Chester
5,691
5,167
100%
Marion
3,906
6,516
100%
Edgefield
5,719
3,674
100%
Jasper
4,388
4,923
100%
Fairfield
3,426
5,830
100%
Union
5,209
3,729
100%
Abbeville
5,529
2,978
100%
Dillon
4,010
4,164
100%
Marlboro
3,060
4,631
100%
Barnwell
3,877
3,413
100%
Saluda
4,530
2,332
100%
Hampton
2,574
3,977
100%
Lee
2,169
4,180
100%
Calhoun
2,953
2,991
100%
Bamberg
1,642
2,852
100%
McCormick
2,310
2,089
100%
Allendale
541
2,056
100%
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State Senate Special Election
Dem.1 won0 lead
Rep.0 won0 lead
Ind.0 won0 lead

Dem.1 won0 lead
Rep.0 won0 lead
Ind.0 won0 lead
DistrictDist.CandidateRpt.
20†52%Harpootlian Dem.48%Dunn Rep.100%

  † Special Election

State House
Dem.44 won0 lead
Rep.80 won0 lead
Ind.0 won0 lead

Dem.44 won0 lead
Rep.80 won0 lead
Ind.0 won0 lead
DistrictDist.CandidateRpt.
10%Whitmire* Rep.Uncontested
264%Sandifer* Rep.36%Gaulin Dem.100%
30%Clary* Rep.Uncontested
40%Hiott* Rep.Uncontested
50%Collins* Rep.Uncontested
683%White* Rep.17%Cowsert Oth.100%
70%West* Rep.Uncontested
80%Hill* Rep.Uncontested
90%Thayer* Rep.Uncontested
1077%Cox Rep.23%Hoffman Dem.100%
1166%Gagnon* Rep.34%Smith Dem.100%
120%Parks* Dem.Uncontested
1372%McCravy* Rep.28%Gaskin Dem.100%
140%Pitts* Rep.Uncontested
1553%Moore Dem.48%Rivers* Rep.100%
160%Willis* Rep.Uncontested
1776%Burns* Rep.24%Buckley Dem.100%
180%Stringer* Rep.Uncontested
1961%Loftis* Rep.39%Counton Dem.100%
200%Morgan Rep.Uncontested
210%Cox Rep.Uncontested
2264%Elliott* Rep.36%Brown Dem.100%
230%Dillard* Dem.Uncontested
240%Bannister* Rep.Uncontested
2582%Robinson-Simpson* Dem.18%Boyce Indep.100%
2657%Felder* Rep.43%Kraljevich Dem.100%
270%Smith* Rep.Uncontested
280%Trantham* Rep.Uncontested
290%Moss* Rep.Uncontested
300%Moss* Rep.Uncontested
310%Henderson-Myers* Dem.Uncontested
320%Hyde Rep.Uncontested
330%Tallon* Rep.Uncontested
340%Forrester* Rep.Uncontested
3565%Chumley* Rep.35%Pendarvis Dem.100%
360%Allison* Rep.Uncontested
370%Long* Rep.Uncontested
380%Magnuson* Rep.Uncontested
390%Forrest* Rep.Uncontested
400%Martin* Rep.Uncontested
4179%McDaniel Dem.21%Kennedy UCz100%
420%Gilliam Rep.Uncontested
4366%Ligon Rep.34%Hawk Dem.100%
440%Powers Norrell* Dem.Uncontested
4563%Newton* Rep.38%Buskey Dem.100%
4661%Simrill* Rep.39%Dicks Dem.100%
4772%Pope* Rep.28%Cotton Dem.100%
4861%Bryant* Rep.39%Holt Dem.100%
4982%King* Dem.18%Walker Oth.100%
500%Wheeler* Dem.Uncontested
510%Weeks* Dem.Uncontested
5257%Funderburk* Dem.43%Gustafson Rep.100%
530%Yow* Rep.Uncontested
540%Henegan* Dem.Uncontested
550%Hayes* Dem.Uncontested
560%McGinnis* Rep.Uncontested
570%Atkinson* Dem.Uncontested
580%Johnson* Rep.Uncontested
590%Alexander* Dem.Uncontested
6061%Lowe* Rep.39%Long Dem.100%
610%Kirby* Dem.Uncontested
6263%Williams* Dem.37%Baldwin Rep.100%
6365%Jordan* Rep.35%Brank Dem.100%
640%Ridgeway* Dem.Uncontested
650%Lucas* Rep.Uncontested
6672%Cobb-Hunter* Dem.28%Connor Rep.100%
6783%Smith* Rep.17%Humphries Lib.100%
6880%Crawford* Rep.20%Ventura Lib.100%
6965%Wooten* Rep.33%Rocheleau Dem.100%
700%Brawley* Dem.Uncontested
710%Ballentine* Rep.Uncontested
720%Rose Dem.Uncontested
7378%Hart* Dem.22%Bell Rep.100%
7490%Rutherford* Dem.10%Block UCz100%
7558%Finlay* Rep.42%Crangle Dem.100%
760%Howard* Dem.Uncontested
7785%Garvin Dem.15%Bishop Lib.100%
780%Bernstein* Dem.Uncontested
7988%Thigpen* Dem.12%Kocher Lib.100%
800%Bales* Dem.Uncontested
8163%Blackwell* Rep.37%Fox Dem.100%
820%Clyburn* Dem.Uncontested
8381%Hixon* Rep.19%Weikle Lib.100%
8465%Young* Rep.35%Lariscey Dem.100%
8566%Huggins* Rep.34%Edwards Dem.100%
860%Taylor* Rep.Uncontested
8774%Calhoon Rep.26%Summers Dem.100%
880%Toole* Rep.Uncontested
890%Caskey* Rep.Uncontested
900%Bamberg* Dem.Uncontested
910%Hosey* Dem.Uncontested
920%Daning* Rep.Uncontested
9366%Ott* Dem.34%Kiser Rep.100%
9463%Chellis Rep.37%Daly Dem.100%
9573%Govan* Dem.28%Palmer Rep.100%
9672%Spires* Rep.28%Vanlue Dem.100%
9754%Kimmons Rep.46%Knight* Dem.100%
980%Murphy* Rep.Uncontested
9961%Mace* Rep.39%Gibson Dem.100%
10063%Davis* Rep.37%Yates Dem.100%
1010%McKnight* Dem.Uncontested
10261%Jefferson* Dem.39%Hardesty Rep.100%
1030%Anderson* Dem.Uncontested
1040%Bailey Rep.Uncontested
1050%Hardee* Rep.Uncontested
10669%Fry* Rep.32%Gause Dem.100%
1070%Clemmons* Rep.Uncontested
1080%Hewitt* Rep.Uncontested
10988%Mack* Dem.12%Travis Lib.100%
11055%Cogswell* Rep.45%Pogue Dem.100%
1110%Gilliard* Dem.Uncontested
11257%Sottile* Rep.43%Preston Dem.100%
1130%Pendarvis* Dem.Uncontested
11453%Bennett* Rep.44%Jones Dem.100%
11552%McCoy* Rep.49%Tempel Dem.100%
11656%Brown* Dem.44%O'Neal Rep.100%
11754%Simmons Dem.46%Crosby* Rep.100%
1180%Herbkersman* Rep.Uncontested
11965%Stavrinakis* Dem.35%Sizemore Rep.100%
12064%Newton* Rep.36%Martz Dem.100%
1210%Rivers* Dem.Uncontested
1220%Williams Dem.Uncontested
12362%Bradley* Rep.38%Martinez Dem.100%
1240%Erickson* Rep.Uncontested
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* Incumbent 

Ballot Measures

Amendment 1Appointment of State Superintendent of Education

AnswerVotesPct.
NoNo981,98460.1%
YesYes651,68939.9%

1,633,673 votes,100% reporting(2,261 of 2,261 precincts)

Secretary of State

CandidatePartyVotesPct.
Hammond*Mark Hammond*RepublicanRep.965,05957.1%
WhittenburgMelvin WhittenburgDemocratDem.724,71642.9%

1,689,775 votes,100% reporting(2,261 of 2,261 precincts)

* Incumbent

Treasurer

CandidatePartyVotesPct.
Loftis Jr.*Curtis M. Loftis Jr.*RepublicanRep.946,45055.9%
GlennRosalyn GlennDemocratDem.719,77142.5%
WorkSarah WorkAmerican PartyOth.25,8271.5%

1,692,048 votes,100% reporting(2,261 of 2,261 precincts)

* Incumbent

Agriculture Commissioner

CandidatePartyVotesPct.
Weathers*Hugh Weathers*RepublicanRep.1,009,76176.0%
EdmondDavid EdmondGreenGreen201,22115.1%
NelumsChris NelumsUCzUCz118,1088.9%

1,329,090 votes,100% reporting(2,261 of 2,261 precincts)

* Incumbent

Source: Election results and race calls from The Associated Press

By Sarah Almukhtar, Mike Andre, Wilson Andrews, Matthew Bloch, Jeremy Bowers, Larry Buchanan, Nate Cohn, Alastair Coote, Annie Daniel, Tiff Fehr, Samuel Jacoby, Josh Katz, Josh Keller, Aaron Krolik, Jasmine C. Lee, Rebecca Lieberman, Blacki Migliozzi, Paul Murray, Kevin Quealy, Jaymin Patel, Adam Pearce, Rachel Shorey, Michael Strickland, Rumsey Taylor, Isaac White, Maxine Whitely, and Josh Williams.

Alan Blinder, Lauretta Charlton, Emily Cochrane, Catie Edmondson, Elisabeth Goodridge, Pat Lyons, John Schwartz, Mitch Smith, Liam Stack and Jamie Stockwell contributed reporting.

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