General Election 2024 Coverage

Tiffany Rigby, ABC Columbia Staff, Associated Press,

Election Results

 

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)/ (AP NEWS) — Polling places in the Palmetto State as closed as votes continue to come in.

On Election Day, voters around the country casted their ballots for former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Harris, to see who comes out on top in the race for the White House.

AP News and ABC has called former President Donald Trump as the winner in South Carolina, beating current Vice President Kamala Harris with the most votes in the state.

Former President Donald Trump won South Carolina on Tuesday, earning its nine electoral votes for the third straight election.

South Carolina has not voted for the Democratic nominee for president since 1976, when Democrat Jimmy Carter — the governor of the neighboring state of Georgia — defeated Republican President Gerald Ford throughout the South.

For a live update on the presidential election results, and ABC News Coverage on the race:

Results of the presidential election:

Also, here in the Midlands residents will wait to see who will win local offices.

ABC Columbia will keep you update on election results.

List of South Carolina races:

S.C. U.S. House District 1:

  • Republican Party  Nancy Mace — 56.19 % with 69,973 votes
  • Democratic Party Michael B. Moore — 43.66% with 54,375 votes

S.C. U.S. House District 2:

  • Republican Party Joe Wilson — 60.31% with 3,926 votes
  • Democratic Party David Robinson II –39.60% with 2,578 votes

S.C. U.S. House District 3

  • Republican Party Sherri Biggs  — 71.21% with 149,152 votes
  • Democratic Party Byron Best  — 25.61% with 53,778
S.C. U.S. House District 5:
  • Republican Party Ralph W Norman — 64.50% with 12,102 votes
  • Democratic Party Evangeline Hundley — 35.38% with 6,638 votes
S.C. U.S. Senate District 6:
  • United Citizens Party Gregg Marcel Dixon — 1.45% with 64 votes
  • Republican Party Duke Buckner — 39.90% with 1,767 votes
  • Alliance Party Joseph Oddo — 0.25% with 11 votes
  • Libertarian Party Michael Simpson — 0.88% with 39 votes
  • Democratic Party James E. Jim Clyburn — 57.44% with 2,544 votes
S.C. State Senate District 17:
  • Republican Party Everett Stubbs — 50.45% with 19,474 votes
  • Democratic Party Mike Fanning — 49.45% with 19,090 votes
S.C. State Senate District 19:
  • United Citizens Party Chris Nelums — 18.67% with 1,379 votes
  • Democratic Party Tameika Isaac Devine — 80.92% with 5,977 votes
S.C. State Senate District 22:
  • Democratic Party Overture Walker — 98.56% with 23,112 votes
S.C. State Senate District 26:
  • Republican Party Jason Guerry — 48.21% with 14,307 votes
  • Democratic Party Russell Ott — 51.85% with 15,933 votes
S.C. State Senate District 27
  • Republican Party Allen Blackmon — 69.20% with 10,559 votes
  • Democratic Party Yokima Cureton — 30.67% with 4,680 votes
S.C. State Senate District 35:
  • Republican Party Mike Jones — 56.99% with 5,696 votes
  • Democratic Party Jeffrey R. Graham — 42.88% with 4,286 votes
S.C. State Senate District 36:
  • Republican Party Jeff Zell — 51.04% with 24,740 votes
  • Democrat Kevin L. Johnson — 48.84% with 23,673 votes
S.C. State Senate District 39:
  • Republican Party Tom Fernandez — 51.75% with 24,311 votes
  • Democrat Vernon Stephens — 47.99% with 22,544 votes
S.C. State Senate District 40:
  • Republican Party Sharon Carter — 44.10% with 16,039 votes
  • Democrat Brad Hutto — 55.82% with 20,304 votes
S.C. State House District 15:
  • Republican Party Carlton Walker — 44.58% with 4,062 votes
  • Democrat JA Moore –55.26% with 5,035 votes
S.C. State House of Representatives 45:
  • Republican Party Brandon Newton — 71.64% with 1,430 votes
  • Democratic Party Nicole Ventour — 28.01% with 559 votes
S.C. State House District 64:
  • Republican Party Fawn Pedalino –55.76% with 11,053 votes
  • Democratic Party Quadri Bell — 44.18% with 8,756 votes
S.C. State House District 69:
  • Republican Party Chris Wooten –81.43% with 14,072 votes
  • Libertarian Allen James Broadus — 17.96% with 3,104 votes
S.C. State House District 75:
  • Republican Party Kirkman Finlay — 46.95% with 7,095 votes
  • Democratic Party Heather Bauer — 52.95% with 8,001 votes
S.C. State House District 76:
  • Democratic Party Leon Howard — 92.27% with 7,175 votes
  • Workers Party Gary Votour — 7.41% with 576 votes
S.C. State House of Representatives District 79:
  • Republican Party Rebecca Madsen — 23.45% with 2,254 votes
  • Democrat Hamilton Grant — 76.39% with 7,341 votes
S.C. State House of Representatives District 82:
  • Republican Party Suzanne Suzy Spurgeon — 47.06% with 6,900 votes
  • Democratic Party William Bill Clyburn — 52.89% with 7,755 votes
S.C. State House of Representatives District 89:
  • Republican Party Micah Caskey — 60.43% with 9,703 votes
  • Democratic Party Wayne Borders — 39.43% with 6,332 votes
S.C. State House of Representatives District 90:
  • Republican Party H. Frank Dickson — 39.95% with 7,084 votes
  • Democratic Party Justin Bamberg — 59.92% with 10,626 votes
S.C. State House of Representatives District 91:
  • Republican Party Ben Kinlaw — 48.36% with 8,688 votes
  • Democratic Party Lonnie Hosey — 51.569% with 9,269 votes
S.C. State House of Representatives District 93:
  • Republican Party Krista Hassell — 46.38% with 9,055 votes
  • Democratic Party Jerry Govan — 51.59% with 10,072 votes
  • Workers Party Harold Geddings — 1.82% with 355 votes

 

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