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County map

2024 general · President

County colors use South Carolina election history contest download. The color is the party with the most votes in that county. It is not a swing from an earlier election, and it is not the frozen 2026 snapshot.

Winner votes are not the race total
Abbeville. Abbeville: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 8,509 of 12,048 (70.6%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Aiken. Aiken: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 53,592 of 86,091 (62.3%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Allendale. Allendale: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 2,165 of 3,023 (71.6%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Anderson. Anderson: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 71,828 of 98,296 (73.1%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Bamberg. Bamberg: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 3,245 of 5,694 (57%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Barnwell. Barnwell: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 5,605 of 9,803 (57.2%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Beaufort. Beaufort: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 59,123 of 104,403 (56.6%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Berkeley. Berkeley: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 64,777 of 112,834 (57.4%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Calhoun. Calhoun: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 4,474 of 7,914 (56.5%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Charleston. Charleston: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 111,427 of 214,521 (51.9%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Cherokee. Cherokee: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 18,697 of 24,839 (75.3%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Chester. Chester: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 9,030 of 15,556 (58%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Chesterfield. Chesterfield: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 11,682 of 18,391 (63.5%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Clarendon. Clarendon: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 9,065 of 16,320 (55.5%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Colleton. Colleton: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 10,696 of 18,276 (58.5%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Darlington. Darlington: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 17,017 of 30,331 (56.1%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Dillon. Dillon: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 6,526 of 11,861 (55%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Dorchester. Dorchester: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 43,839 of 77,764 (56.4%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Edgefield. Edgefield: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 9,092 of 13,919 (65.3%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Fairfield. Fairfield: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 6,277 of 11,215 (56%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Florence. Florence: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 32,615 of 61,140 (53.3%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Georgetown. Georgetown: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 22,326 of 37,754 (59.1%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Greenville. Greenville: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 158,541 of 263,316 (60.2%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Greenwood. Greenwood: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 19,715 of 30,888 (63.8%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Hampton. Hampton: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 4,328 of 8,233 (52.6%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Horry. Horry: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 141,719 of 205,954 (68.8%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Jasper. Jasper: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 9,900 of 18,227 (54.3%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Kershaw. Kershaw: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 21,289 of 33,533 (63.5%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Lancaster. Lancaster: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 33,623 of 54,427 (61.8%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Laurens. Laurens: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 21,110 of 30,213 (69.9%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Lee. Lee: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 4,505 of 8,076 (55.8%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Lexington. Lexington: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 96,965 of 146,903 (66%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Marion. Marion: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 7,316 of 13,388 (54.6%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Marlboro. Marlboro: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 5,137 of 10,152 (50.6%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.McCormick. McCormick: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 3,565 of 6,153 (57.9%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Newberry. Newberry: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 12,067 of 18,129 (66.6%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Oconee. Oconee: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 31,772 of 42,264 (75.2%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Orangeburg. Orangeburg: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 22,832 of 36,970 (61.8%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Pickens. Pickens: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 45,728 of 60,451 (75.6%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Richland. Richland: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 121,110 of 182,411 (66.4%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Saluda. Saluda: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 6,452 of 9,014 (71.6%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Spartanburg. Spartanburg: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 103,032 of 155,597 (66.2%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Sumter. Sumter: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 23,425 of 45,170 (51.9%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.Union. Union: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 8,102 of 12,289 (65.9%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.Williamsburg. Williamsburg: Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz has the most votes, 8,634 of 14,330 (60.3%). Democratic. Not a change from a prior election.York. York: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance has the most votes, 88,239 of 150,059 (58.8%). Republican. Not a change from a prior election.CharlestonOrangeburgColletonHorryAikenWilliamsburgGreenvilleLaurensRichlandSumterBeaufortChesterfieldOconeeHamptonMarionMcCormickDillonYorkUnionSaludaLeeChesterCherokee
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County table for the selected contest
CountyDonald J. Trump and JD VanceKamala D. Harris and Tim WalzChase Oliver and Mike ter MaatJill Stein and Rudolph Butch WareCornel West and Melina AbdullaRandall A. Terry and Stephen E. BrodenClaudia De La Cruz and Karina GarciaCounty total
Abbeville8,5093,399382631291612,048
Aiken53,59231,29843722824718110886,091
Allendale8132,1654429533,023
Anderson71,82825,2814392182152328398,296
Bamberg2,3763,24514112513105,694
Barnwell5,6054,08228223616149,803
Beaufort59,12344,00253530818118074104,403
Berkeley64,77746,416615337331204154112,834
Calhoun4,4743,3392921251887,914
Charleston99,265111,4271,665973501380310214,521
Cherokee18,6975,939614841341924,839
Chester9,0306,353602243262215,556
Chesterfield11,6826,520383755382118,391
Clarendon9,0657,064432766292616,320
Colleton10,6967,376634041372318,276
Darlington17,01712,9771015987543630,331
Dillon6,5265,241211227161811,861
Dorchester43,83932,48944453317418310277,764
Edgefield9,0924,659612431331913,919
Fairfield4,7926,277293154191311,215
Florence32,61527,7062061662581167361,140
Georgetown22,32614,965160105106563637,754
Greenville158,541100,0741,9091,103544847298263,316
Greenwood19,71510,76612062106704930,888
Hampton3,8014,32818104813158,233
Horry141,71962,325645506334249176205,954
Jasper9,9008,144633437301918,227
Kershaw21,28911,8261349194623733,533
Lancaster33,62320,146235174105945054,427
Laurens21,1108,769876691553530,213
Lee3,0784,505948713694828,076
Lexington96,96547,815810471311362169146,903
Marion5,9067,316422158222313,388
Marlboro4,8965,137261846151410,152
McCormick3,5652,5132214221526,153
Newberry12,0675,841564560461418,129
Oconee31,7729,98719211070835042,264
Orangeburg13,75022,8327462150544836,970
Pickens45,72813,891335212651497160,451
Richland58,019121,110958707853440324182,411
Saluda6,4522,4543419208279,014
Spartanburg103,03250,710670399354292140155,597
Sumter21,21523,42513296194674145,170
Union8,1024,08421213321712,289
Williamsburg5,5248,634251585272014,330
York88,23959,600876522324338160150,059

Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau 2023 Cartographic Boundary File, cb_2023_us_county_20m. Census file. Counties left blank are absent from the selected contest, not recorded as zero. The same county totals are in the sections below without JavaScript.

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Overview

South Carolina 2024 president counties are the election-history contest file. Other contests are still not imported.

No party-registration turnout chart is shown. This archive does not include a collected official table of ballots cast by party registration for South Carolina. That figure, where states publish it, is the registration of people who cast ballots, not votes for candidates.

25 sourced contests from collected official files. Past results are not a forecast.

Results

Statewide

Nov 5, 2024 · 2024 general

President

Winner: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance

Winner votes: 1,483,747

Race total: 2,548,140 (all candidates)

Margin: R+17.9

Status: Official source; certification not verified

South Carolina election history contest download

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for President
CandidateVotesShare
Donald J. Trump and JD Vance (Republican)1,483,74758.2%
Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz (Democratic)1,028,45240.4%
Chase Oliver and Mike ter Maat (Libertarian)12,6690.5%
Jill Stein and Rudolph Butch Ware (Green)8,1170.3%
Cornel West and Melina Abdulla (United Citizens)6,7440.3%
Randall A. Terry and Stephen E. Broden (Constitution)5,3520.2%
Claudia De La Cruz and Karina Garcia (Workers)3,0590.1%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. Senate

Winner: Tim Scott

Winner votes: 1,066,274

Race total: 1,695,702 (all candidates)

Margin: R+25.9

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. Senate
CandidateVotesShare
Tim Scott (R)1,066,27462.9%
Krystle Matthews (D)627,61637.0%
Scattered (W)1,8120.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

President

Winner: Donald J. Trump

Winner votes: 1,385,103

Race total: 2,513,329 (all candidates)

Margin: R+11.7

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for President
CandidateVotesShare
Donald J. Trump (R)1,385,10355.1%
Joseph R. Biden (D)1,091,54143.4%
Jo Jorgensen (L)27,9161.1%
Howie Hawkins (G)6,9070.3%
Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente (ALL)1,8620.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. Senate

Winner: Lindsey Graham

Winner votes: 1,369,137

Race total: 2,515,104 (all candidates)

Margin: R+10.3

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. Senate
CandidateVotesShare
Lindsey Graham (R)1,369,13754.4%
Jaime Harrison (D)1,110,82844.2%
Bill Bledsoe (CON)32,8451.3%
Scattered (W)2,2940.1%

Winner votes count only the named winner. Race total adds every candidate, including other candidates and write-ins. Open “All candidate votes and shares” on a phone for each person.

U.S. House

Nov 5, 2024 · 2024 general

U.S. House SC-06

Winner: James E. Clyburn

Winner votes: 182,056

Race total: 305,977 (all candidates)

Margin: D+22.8

Status: Certified

Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives, Statistics of the November 5, 2024 election

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
James E. Clyburn (D)182,05659.5%
Duke Buckner (R)112,36036.7%
Michael Simpson (L)5,2791.7%
Gregg Marcel Dixon (United Citizens)4,9271.6%
Joseph Oddo (Alliance)1,0560.3%
Write-in (W)2990.1%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. House SC-01

Winner: Nancy Mace

Winner votes: 153,757

Race total: 272,681 (all candidates)

Margin: R+13.9

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Nancy Mace (R)153,75756.4%
Annie Andrews (D)115,79642.5%
Joseph Oddo (ALL)2,6341.0%
Scattered (W)4940.2%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. House SC-02

Winner: Joe Wilson

Winner votes: 147,699

Race total: 246,126 (all candidates)

Margin: R+20.2

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Joe Wilson (R)147,69960.0%
Judd Larkins (D)98,08139.8%
Scattered (W)3460.1%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. House SC-03

Winner: Jeff Duncan — Unopposed

Winner votes: 189,971

Race total: 194,569 (all candidates)

Margin: Unopposed

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Jeff Duncan (R)189,97197.6%
Scattered (W)4,5982.4%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. House SC-04

Winner: William Timmons — Unopposed

Winner votes: 165,607

Race total: 182,365 (all candidates)

Margin: Unopposed

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
William Timmons (R)165,60790.8%
Scattered (W)16,7589.2%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. House SC-05

Winner: Ralph Norman

Winner votes: 154,725

Race total: 241,707 (all candidates)

Margin: R+29.6

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Ralph Norman (R)154,72564.0%
Evangeline Hundley (D)83,29934.5%
Larry Gaither (G)3,5471.5%
Scattered (W)1360.1%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. House SC-06

Winner: James E. "Jim" Clyburn

Winner votes: 130,923

Race total: 211,028 (all candidates)

Margin: D+24.2

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
James E. "Jim" Clyburn (D)130,92362.0%
Duke Buckner (R)79,87937.9%
Scattered (W)2260.1%

Nov 8, 2022 · 2022 general

U.S. House SC-07

Winner: Russell Fry

Winner votes: 164,440

Race total: 253,865 (all candidates)

Margin: R+29.7

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2022

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Russell Fry (R)164,44064.8%
Daryl W. Scott (D)89,03035.1%
Scattered (W)3950.2%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. House SC-01

Winner: Nancy Mace

Winner votes: 216,042

Race total: 427,111 (all candidates)

Margin: R+1.3

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Nancy Mace (R)216,04250.6%
Joe Cunningham (D)210,62749.3%
Scattered (W)4420.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. House SC-02

Winner: Joe Wilson

Winner votes: 202,715

Race total: 364,215 (all candidates)

Margin: R+13.1

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Joe Wilson (R)202,71555.7%
Adair Ford Boroughs (D)155,11842.6%
Kathleen K. Wright (CON)6,1631.7%
Scattered (W)2190.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. House SC-03

Winner: Jeff Duncan

Winner votes: 237,544

Race total: 333,564 (all candidates)

Margin: R+42.5

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Jeff Duncan (R)237,54471.2%
Hosea Cleveland (D)95,71228.7%
Scattered (W)3080.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. House SC-04

Winner: William Timmons

Winner votes: 222,126

Race total: 360,550 (all candidates)

Margin: R+24.7

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
William Timmons (R)222,12661.6%
Kim Nelson (D)133,02336.9%
Michael Chandler (CON)5,0901.4%
Scattered (W)3110.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. House SC-05

Winner: Ralph Norman

Winner votes: 220,006

Race total: 366,258 (all candidates)

Margin: R+20.2

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Ralph Norman (R)220,00660.1%
Moe Brown (D)145,97939.9%
Scattered (W)2730.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. House SC-06

Winner: James E. (Jim) Clyburn

Winner votes: 197,477

Race total: 289,653 (all candidates)

Margin: D+37.4

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
James E. (Jim) Clyburn (D)197,47768.2%
John McCollum (R)89,25830.8%
Mark Hackett (CON)2,6460.9%
Scattered (W)2720.1%

Nov 3, 2020 · 2020 general

U.S. House SC-07

Winner: Tom Rice

Winner votes: 224,993

Race total: 364,091 (all candidates)

Margin: R+23.7

Status: Certified

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2020

All candidate votes and shares
Candidate votes for U.S. House
CandidateVotesShare
Tom Rice (R)224,99361.8%
Melissa Ward Watson (D)138,86338.1%
Scattered (W)2350.1%

Winner votes count only the named winner. Race total adds every candidate, including other candidates and write-ins. Open “All candidate votes and shares” on a phone for each person.

Comparisons

President

Separate certified elections. Candidates and turnout differ. Not a forecast.

  • 2020 general: Donald J. Trump, winner margin 11.7 · race total 2,513,329 · source
  • 2024 general: Donald J. Trump and JD Vance, winner margin 17.9 · race total 2,548,140 · source

Arithmetic gap in winner margin, earliest to latest: 6.2 points. Not a forecast.

U.S. House SC-01

U.S. House districts follow the map in effect for that election. A margin gap is not shown as a swing across those lines.

  • 2020 general: Nancy Mace, winner margin 1.3 · race total 427,111 · source
  • 2022 general: Nancy Mace, winner margin 13.9 · race total 272,681 · source
  • 2024 general: Nancy Mace, winner margin 16.6 · race total 390,777 · source

U.S. House SC-02

U.S. House districts follow the map in effect for that election. A margin gap is not shown as a swing across those lines.

  • 2020 general: Joe Wilson, winner margin 13.1 · race total 364,215 · source
  • 2022 general: Joe Wilson, winner margin 20.2 · race total 246,126 · source
  • 2024 general: Joe Wilson, winner margin 19.3 · race total 355,285 · source

U.S. House SC-03

U.S. House districts follow the map in effect for that election. A margin gap is not shown as a swing across those lines.

  • 2020 general: Jeff Duncan, winner margin 42.5 · race total 333,564 · source
  • 2022 general: Jeff Duncan — Unopposed · race total 194,569 · source
  • 2024 general: Sheri Biggs, winner margin 46.4 · race total 346,713 · source

U.S. House SC-04

U.S. House districts follow the map in effect for that election. A margin gap is not shown as a swing across those lines.

  • 2020 general: William Timmons, winner margin 24.7 · race total 360,550 · source
  • 2022 general: William Timmons — Unopposed · race total 182,365 · source
  • 2024 general: William R. Timmons IV, winner margin 22.5 · race total 346,414 · source

U.S. House SC-05

U.S. House districts follow the map in effect for that election. A margin gap is not shown as a swing across those lines.

  • 2020 general: Ralph Norman, winner margin 20.2 · race total 366,258 · source
  • 2022 general: Ralph Norman, winner margin 29.6 · race total 241,707 · source
  • 2024 general: Ralph Norman, winner margin 27.2 · race total 359,409 · source

U.S. House SC-06

U.S. House districts follow the map in effect for that election. A margin gap is not shown as a swing across those lines.

  • 2020 general: James E. (Jim) Clyburn, winner margin 37.4 · race total 289,653 · source
  • 2022 general: James E. "Jim" Clyburn, winner margin 24.2 · race total 211,028 · source
  • 2024 general: James E. Clyburn, winner margin 22.8 · race total 305,977 · source

U.S. House SC-07

U.S. House districts follow the map in effect for that election. A margin gap is not shown as a swing across those lines.

  • 2020 general: Tom Rice, winner margin 23.7 · race total 364,091 · source
  • 2022 general: Russell Fry, winner margin 29.7 · race total 253,865 · source
  • 2024 general: Russell Fry, winner margin 29.9 · race total 370,329 · source

U.S. Senate

Separate certified elections. Candidates and turnout differ. Not a forecast.

  • 2020 general: Lindsey Graham, winner margin 10.3 · race total 2,515,104 · source
  • 2022 general: Tim Scott, winner margin 25.9 · race total 1,695,702 · source

Arithmetic gap in winner margin, earliest to latest: 15.6 points. Not a forecast.

South Carolina past results

Certified or official-file results from collected cycles. Not a forecast.

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County breakdown

County rows are summed from official precinct files. Legislative contests stay in the race table; their precinct rows remain in the source file. Shares are candidate votes, not party-registration turnout, and not precincts reporting.

2024 President
President by county
CountyDonald J. Trump and JD VanceKamala D. Harris and Tim WalzChase Oliver and Mike ter MaatJill Stein and Rudolph Butch WareCornel West and Melina AbdullaRandall A. Terry and Stephen E. BrodenClaudia De La Cruz and Karina GarciaTotal
Abbeville8,5093,399382631291612,048
Aiken53,59231,29843722824718110886,091
Allendale8132,1654429533,023
Anderson71,82825,2814392182152328398,296
Bamberg2,3763,24514112513105,694
Barnwell5,6054,08228223616149,803
Beaufort59,12344,00253530818118074104,403
Berkeley64,77746,416615337331204154112,834
Calhoun4,4743,3392921251887,914
Charleston99,265111,4271,665973501380310214,521
Cherokee18,6975,939614841341924,839
Chester9,0306,353602243262215,556
Chesterfield11,6826,520383755382118,391
Clarendon9,0657,064432766292616,320
Colleton10,6967,376634041372318,276
Darlington17,01712,9771015987543630,331
Dillon6,5265,241211227161811,861
Dorchester43,83932,48944453317418310277,764
Edgefield9,0924,659612431331913,919
Fairfield4,7926,277293154191311,215
Florence32,61527,7062061662581167361,140
Georgetown22,32614,965160105106563637,754
Greenville158,541100,0741,9091,103544847298263,316
Greenwood19,71510,76612062106704930,888
Hampton3,8014,32818104813158,233
Horry141,71962,325645506334249176205,954
Jasper9,9008,144633437301918,227
Kershaw21,28911,8261349194623733,533
Lancaster33,62320,146235174105945054,427
Laurens21,1108,769876691553530,213
Lee3,0784,505948713694828,076
Lexington96,96547,815810471311362169146,903
Marion5,9067,316422158222313,388
Marlboro4,8965,137261846151410,152
McCormick3,5652,5132214221526,153
Newberry12,0675,841564560461418,129
Oconee31,7729,98719211070835042,264
Orangeburg13,75022,8327462150544836,970
Pickens45,72813,891335212651497160,451
Richland58,019121,110958707853440324182,411
Saluda6,4522,4543419208279,014
Spartanburg103,03250,710670399354292140155,597
Sumter21,21523,42513296194674145,170
Union8,1024,08421213321712,289
Williamsburg5,5248,634251585272014,330
York88,23959,600876522324338160150,059

Sources

A state-specific results URL was not in the collected inventory. Federal links are listed because they are nationwide offices, not a substitute canvass.

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