Who is on the ballot in South Carolina on November 3, 2026?
For the November 3, 2026 general election. From the South Carolina Election Commission candidate list, checked October 14, 2026.
This page lists every candidate on the South Carolina Election Commission's list for U.S. Senate, governor and other statewide offices, Congress and the legislature: 283 candidates in 139 races. Within each race, candidates are in alphabetical order by last name.
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U.S. Senator
- Annie Andrews (Democratic)
- Darline Graham (Republican)
- Mark Hackett (Constitution)
- Kasie Whitener (Libertarian)
Statewide offices
Attorney General
- Richard Hricik (Democratic)
- David Stumbo (Republican)
Commissioner of Agriculture
- DeShawn Blanding (Democratic)
- Chris Nelums (United Citizens)
- Cody Simpson (Republican)
- Michael Sullens (Libertarian)
Comptroller General
- Tiffany Boozer (Democratic)
- Mike Burkhold (Republican)
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
- Michael Addison and Candace Brewer (United Citizens)
- Walid Hakim and Arnold E Karr (Green)
- Jermaine Johnson and Sam Skardon (Democratic)
- Alan Wilson and Mike Reichenbach (Republican)
Secretary of State
- Jason Belton (Democratic)
- Mark Hammond (Republican)
State Superintendent of Education
- Baba Amin Ojuok (United Citizens)
- Ellen Weaver (Republican)
- Sylvia Wright (Democratic)
State Treasurer
- Vincent Coe (Democratic)
- Curtis Loftis (Republican)
U.S. House of Representatives
All 7 South Carolina congressional districts elect a representative.
1st Congressional District
- Jenny Costa Honeycutt (Republican)
- Nancy Lacore (Democratic)
- Bill Reeside (Libertarian)
2nd Congressional District
- Zyon Khalifa (Democratic)
- Dayna Alane Smith (Workers)
- Joe Wilson (Republican)
3rd Congressional District
- Sheri Biggs (Republican)
- Brian Corriea (Libertarian)
- Eunice Lehmacher (Democratic)
4th Congressional District
- Jessica Ethridge (Libertarian)
- Courtney McClain (Democratic)
- William Timmons (Republican)
5th Congressional District
- Wes Climer (Republican)
- Mallory Dittmer (Democratic)
6th Congressional District
- James E Jim Clyburn (Democratic)
- John Peterson (Republican)
7th Congressional District
- Russell Fry (Republican)
- John Gregory Vincent (Democratic)
South Carolina House of Representatives
The list has candidates in 124 districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.
State Representative, District 1
- Bill Whitmire (Republican)
- Jasmine Williams (Democratic)
State Representative, District 2
- Adam Duncan (Republican)
- Christopher Damian Des Marais (Libertarian)
- Candace Schutt (Democratic)
State Representative, District 3
- Phillip Bowers (Republican)
- Claiborne Linvill (Democratic)
State Representative, District 4
- Clay Counts (Republican)
- Derrick Kruse (Democratic)
State Representative, District 5
- Neal Collins (Republican)
- David F Jones (Democratic)
State Representative, District 6
- Jennifer Bachner (Democratic)
- April Cromer (Republican)
State Representative, District 7
- Elizabeth W Cooley (Democratic)
- Lee Gilreath (Republican)
State Representative, District 8
- Demetrius Carson (Democratic)
- Don Chapman (Republican)
State Representative, District 9
- Johnny Estrich (Democratic)
- Blake Sanders (Republican)
State Representative, District 10
- Thomas Beach (Republican)
- Thomas Stewart (Democratic)
State Representative, District 11
- Jessica Beasley (Democratic)
- Craig Gagnon (Republican)
- E T Stone (United Citizens)
State Representative, District 12
- Jumelle Brooks (Democratic)
- Daniel Gibson (Republican)
State Representative, District 13
- John McCravy (Republican)
- C Rauch Wise (Democratic)
State Representative, District 14
- Henry D Jones (United Citizens)
- Rick Shealy (Republican)
- Michanna Tate (Democratic)
State Representative, District 15
- Melissa Couture (Libertarian)
- Heather Hickman (Republican)
- JA Moore (Democratic)
State Representative, District 16
- Lynn Ramirez (Democratic)
- Mark N Willis (Republican)
State Representative, District 17
- Mike Burns (Republican)
- Rich Nicoloff (Democratic)
State Representative, District 18
- Virginia B Maclure (Democratic)
- Alan Morgan (Republican)
State Representative, District 19
- Patrick B Haddon (Republican)
- Rachel Smith (Democratic)
State Representative, District 20
- Polly Elbertse (Democratic)
- Stephen D Frank (Republican)
State Representative, District 21
- Dianne Mitchell (Republican)
- Dexter Reaves (Democratic)
State Representative, District 22
- Josh Kendrick (Democratic)
- Paul Wickensimer (Republican)
State Representative, District 23
- Chandra Dillard (Democratic)
State Representative, District 24
- Caroline Avinger (Democratic)
- Bruce Bannister (Republican)
State Representative, District 25
- Wendell Jones (Democratic)
State Representative, District 26
- Jenny Desch (Democratic)
- Kiral Mace (Workers)
- David W Martin (Republican)
State Representative, District 27
- John MacCarthy (Democratic)
- David Vaughan (Republican)
State Representative, District 28
- Alan G Buckalew (Democratic)
- Chris Huff (Republican)
State Representative, District 29
- Marina Franco (Democratic)
- Dennis Moss (Republican)
State Representative, District 30
- Stephanie Holstein (Democratic)
- Brian Lawson (Republican)
State Representative, District 31
- Rosalyn Henderson-Myers (Democratic)
- James A Jones Sr (United Citizens)
State Representative, District 32
- Irene Benson (Democratic)
- Scott Montgomery (Republican)
State Representative, District 33
- Travis A Moore (Republican)
- Clemson G Turregano (Democratic)
State Representative, District 34
- Sarita Edgerton (Republican)
- Saville Williams (Democratic)
State Representative, District 35
- Bill Chumley (Republican)
- Tatiana Skipper (Democratic)
State Representative, District 36
- Rob Harris (Republican)
- Virginia McLean (Democratic)
State Representative, District 37
- Steven Long (Republican)
- Seth Sauer-Hart (Democratic)
State Representative, District 38
- Tammy Hahn (Democratic)
- Josiah Magnuson (Republican)
State Representative, District 39
- Cally R Cal Forrest (Republican)
- Sherman Lott (Democratic)
State Representative, District 40
- Engle Thompson (Democratic)
- Joe White (Republican)
State Representative, District 41
- Tibi Czentye (Republican)
- Annie E McDaniel (Democratic)
State Representative, District 42
- Doug Gilliam (Republican)
- Robert Larry Williams (Democratic)
State Representative, District 43
- Alex Clark (Democratic)
- Randy Ligon (Republican)
State Representative, District 44
- Katie Crosby (Democratic)
- Mike Neese (Republican)
State Representative, District 45
- Brandon Newton (Republican)
- Nicole Ventour (Democratic)
State Representative, District 46
- Omar L McCrorey (Democratic)
- Heath Sessions (Republican)
State Representative, District 47
- Justin Bennett (Democratic)
- Tommy Pope (Republican)
State Representative, District 48
- Brandon Guffey (Republican)
- Rustin Terry (Democratic)
State Representative, District 49
- John R King (Democratic)
State Representative, District 50
- William Oden (Republican)
- Keishan M Scott (Democratic)
State Representative, District 51
- David Weeks (Democratic)
State Representative, District 52
- Malcolm Taylor (Democratic)
State Representative, District 53
- Bruce M Wallace (Democratic)
- Richard Richie Yow (Republican)
State Representative, District 54
- Jason Luck (Democratic)
State Representative, District 55
- Jackie Hayes (Democratic)
State Representative, District 56
- Tim McGinnis (Republican)
- Jacqualyn Meadow (Democratic)
State Representative, District 57
- Lucas Atkinson (Republican)
- Cynthia O Ford (Democratic)
State Representative, District 58
- Jeff Johnson (Republican)
- Sha-Ron E Jones (Democratic)
State Representative, District 59
- Terry Alexander (Democratic)
State Representative, District 60
- Adrian Peguese Carter (Democratic)
- Phillip Lowe (Republican)
State Representative, District 61
- Carol Goodman (Democratic)
- David Herndon (Libertarian)
- Carla Schuessler (Republican)
State Representative, District 62
- Robert Williams (Democratic)
State Representative, District 63
- Kory Haskins (Democratic)
- Jay Jordan (Republican)
State Representative, District 64
- Michele Demery (Democratic)
- Fawn Pedalino (Republican)
State Representative, District 65
- Tanisha Baskin (Democratic)
- Cody T Mitchell (Republican)
State Representative, District 66
- Heather Hart (Democratic)
- Jackie Terribile (Republican)
State Representative, District 67
- Lisa Davey (Democratic)
- Murrell Smith (Republican)
State Representative, District 68
- Heather Ammons Crawford (Republican)
- Judy Davies (Democratic)
State Representative, District 69
- Allen Broadus (Libertarian)
- Emery K Chaplin (Democratic)
- Chris Wooten (Republican)
State Representative, District 70
- Robert Reese (Democratic)
State Representative, District 71
- Nathan Ballentine (Republican)
- Julie Zimmerman (Democratic)
State Representative, District 72
- Dixie Kvatek (Republican)
- Seth Rose (Democratic)
State Representative, District 73
- Chris Hart (Democratic)
- Allen Robertson (Republican)
State Representative, District 74
- J Todd Rutherford (Democratic)
- Collin Shelton (Republican)
State Representative, District 75
- Heather Bauer (Democratic)
- Joshua Parks (Libertarian)
- Tracy Robins (Republican)
State Representative, District 76
- Leon Howard (Democratic)
State Representative, District 77
- Kambrell Houston Garvin (Democratic)
State Representative, District 78
- Beth Bernstein (Democratic)
- Angelo Joyner Sr (Libertarian)
- Sonia Pollard (Republican)
State Representative, District 79
- Hamilton R Grant (Democratic)
State Representative, District 80
- Benjamin E Brown (Democratic)
- Kathy Landing (Republican)
State Representative, District 81
- Charles Hartz (Republican)
- Pete Swales (Democratic)
State Representative, District 82
- William Bill Clyburn (Democratic)
- Suzy Spurgeon (Republican)
State Representative, District 83
- Bill Hixon (Republican)
- Jason Payne (Democratic)
State Representative, District 84
- Darnell Holston (Democratic)
- Melissa Oremus (Republican)
State Representative, District 85
- Steven J Asbill Jr (Democratic)
- Jay Kilmartin (Republican)
State Representative, District 86
- Malcolm Green (Democratic)
- Tommy Paradise (Republican)
State Representative, District 87
- Reid Beaman (Democratic)
- Paula Rawl Calhoon (Republican)
State Representative, District 88
- Jeremy Jones (Democratic)
- John Lastinger (Republican)
State Representative, District 89
- Micah Caskey (Republican)
- Joe Madge (Democratic)
State Representative, District 90
- Justin Bamberg (Democratic)
State Representative, District 91
- Daniel Alexander (Republican)
- Lonnie Hosey (Democratic)
State Representative, District 92
- Brandon Cox (Republican)
- Byron Walters (Democratic)
State Representative, District 93
- Jerry Govan (Democratic)
- Alex Morris (Republican)
State Representative, District 94
- Gil Gatch (Republican)
- Sally Hebert (Democratic)
State Representative, District 95
- Gilda Cobb-Hunter (Democratic)
State Representative, District 96
- Vivian Elston (Democratic)
- Hunter Hackett (Republican)
State Representative, District 97
- Cathy A Jaggars (Democratic)
- Robby Robbins (Republican)
State Representative, District 98
- Greg Ford (Republican)
- Sonja Ogletree Satani (Democratic)
State Representative, District 99
- Jarrod Brooks (Republican)
- Samuel Price (Democratic)
State Representative, District 100
- Crystal Y Campbell (Democratic)
- Sylleste Davis (Republican)
State Representative, District 101
- Arnie Borowsky (Republican)
- Roger K Kirby (Democratic)
State Representative, District 102
- Montez Aiken (Democratic)
- Harriet Holman (Republican)
State Representative, District 103
- Carl Anderson (Democratic)
State Representative, District 104
- William Bailey (Republican)
- George M Blumenthal (Democratic)
State Representative, District 105
- Kevin Hardee (Republican)
- David Wilson (Democratic)
State Representative, District 106
- Val Guest (Republican)
- Marisa McCann (Democratic)
State Representative, District 107
- Case Brittain (Republican)
- Christine Giguere (Democratic)
State Representative, District 108
- Lee Hewitt (Republican)
- Kathy Redwine (Democratic)
State Representative, District 109
- Tiffany Spann-Wilder (Democratic)
State Representative, District 110
- KJ Atwood (Democratic)
- Tom Hartnett (Republican)
State Representative, District 111
- Wendell G Gilliard (Democratic)
State Representative, District 112
- Jenna Arsenault (Democratic)
- Joe Bustos (Republican)
State Representative, District 113
- Courtney Waters (Democratic)
State Representative, District 114
- Gary Brewer (Republican)
- Kelly Hough (Democratic)
State Representative, District 115
- Johnnie Garmon (Republican)
- Nick Uricchio (Democratic)
State Representative, District 116
- Clay Middleton (Democratic)
- James E Teeple (Republican)
State Representative, District 117
- Jordan Pace (Republican)
- Ashley Painter (Democratic)
State Representative, District 118
- Bill Herbkersman (Republican)
- Bernie Scolaro (Democratic)
State Representative, District 119
- Lee Edwards (Republican)
- Leon Stavrinakis (Democratic)
State Representative, District 120
- Weston Newton (Republican)
- Debbie Subera-Wiggin (Democratic)
State Representative, District 121
- Shannon N DeLoach (Democratic)
- Shelley Gay Yuhas (Republican)
State Representative, District 122
- Bill Hager (Republican)
- Korey Williams (Democratic)
State Representative, District 123
- Jeff Bradley (Republican)
- Ann C Shippy (Democratic)
State Representative, District 124
- Shauna Bishop (Democratic)
- Shannon Erickson (Republican)
Judges, county offices and local questions
These are not listed on this page: judges, county and local offices, and ballot questions. The South Carolina Election Commission's full candidate list has every office it covers. Your full sample ballot, with every contest and question you will see, comes from your county or local election office: find yours.
How this list is made
- The source is "Candidate Tracking - 11/3/2026 Statewide General Election", the list of the South Carolina Election Commission for the November 3, 2026 general election, read on October 14, 2026.
- Only candidates on the November ballot are shown.
- Names and parties are the list's own. Every candidate is shown the same way: a name and a party, with no photos, endorsements or ratings.
- The list can change if a candidate withdraws or is replaced. The South Carolina Election Commission's own list is the final word.
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