2024 general · November 5, 2024

2024 South Carolina election results

Every race on South Carolina's ballot in the 2024 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

Races178

Changed party0

Unopposed51%90 races

President

R 1

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
South Carolina	Donald J. Trump (R)	17.9

D 1 · R 6

Race	Winner	Won by
SC-1	Nancy Mace (R)	16.6
SC-2	Joe Wilson (R)	19.3
SC-3	Sheri Biggs (R)	46.4
SC-4	William Timmons (R)	22.5
SC-5	Ralph Norman (R)	27.2
SC-6	Jim Clyburn (D)	22.8
SC-7	Russell Fry (R)	29.9

D 12 · R 34

Race	Winner	Won by
SD-1	Tom Alexander (R)	Unopposed
SD-2	Rex Rice (R)	Unopposed
SD-3	Richard Cash (R)	50.9
SD-4	Mike Gambrell (R)	Unopposed
SD-5	Tom Corbin (R)	Unopposed
SD-6	Jason Elliott (R)	Unopposed
SD-7	Karl Allen (D)	Unopposed
SD-8	Ross Turner (R)	26.1
SD-9	Danny Verdin (R)	40.6
SD-10	Billy Garrett (R)	38.3
SD-11	Josh Kimbrell (R)	30.6
SD-12	Roger Allen Nutt (R)	28.2
SD-13	Shane Martin (R)	Unopposed
SD-14	Harvey Peeler (R)	Unopposed
SD-15	Wes Climer (R)	52.6
SD-16	Michael Johnson (R)	58.1
SD-17	Everett Stubbs (R)	0.1
SD-18	Ronnie Cromer (R)	Unopposed
SD-19	Tameika Isaac Devine (D)	74.9
SD-20	Ed Sutton (D)	47.3
SD-21	Darrell Jackson (D)	Unopposed
SD-22	Overture Walker (D)	Unopposed
SD-23	Carlisle Kennedy (R)	Unopposed
SD-24	Tom Young (R)	34.1
SD-25	Shane Massey (R)	Unopposed
SD-26	Russell Ott (D)	9.8
SD-27	Allen Blackmon (R)	40.4
SD-28	Greg Hembree (R)	Unopposed
SD-29	J.D. Chaplin (R)	0.6
SD-30	Kent Williams (D)	9.5
SD-31	Mike Reichenbach (R)	32.0
SD-32	Ronnie Sabb (D)	Unopposed
SD-33	Luke Rankin (R)	37.1
SD-34	Stephen Goldfinch (R)	Unopposed
SD-35	Jeffrey Graham (D)	4.5
SD-36	Jeff Zell (R)	1.3
SD-37	Larry Grooms (R)	Unopposed
SD-38	Sean Bennett (R)	Unopposed
SD-39	Tom Fernandez (R)	2.1
SD-40	Brad Hutto (D)	5.2
SD-41	Matt Leber (R)	14.9
SD-42	Deon Tedder (D)	Unopposed
SD-43	Chip Campsen (R)	22.3
SD-44	Brian Adams (R)	21.1
SD-45	Margie Bright Matthews (D)	Unopposed
SD-46	Tom Davis (R)	34.7

D 36 · R 87 · Other 1

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab; South Carolina State Election Commission