The 2026 South Carolina House of Representatives election will be held on November 3, 2026, alongside the other 2026 United States elections. Voters will elect members of the South Carolina House of Representatives in all 124 of the U.S. state of South Carolina's legislative districts to serve a two-year term. The primary elections will take place on June 9, and in races where no candidate receives over 50% in a primary, runoff elections will take place on June 23.

Democrats filed for all 124 House districts, the first time in decades that the party contested all seats in the House.

Retirements The following incumbent representatives did not file for re-election in 2026: Republicans District 4: Davey Hiott District 86: Bill Taylor District 96: Ryan McCabe District 99: Mark Smith is running for South Carolina's 1st congressional district.

Democrats District 52: Jermaine Johnson is running for governor. District 115: Spencer Wetmore

Predictions SourceRankingAs of Sabato's Crystal Ball January 22, 2026 State Navigate August 27, 2026

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Results

Results summary +Summary of the November 3, 2026 South Carolina House of Representatives election resultsPartyCandidatesVotes%Seats+/–%South Carolina Republican Party106%%South Carolina Democratic Party124%%Libertarian Party of South Carolina6%%United Citizens Party3%%South Carolina Workers Party2%%Total241100.00%124–

Primary election summary Primary results sourced from the South Carolina Election Commission Web site. Results are unofficial with all counties fully reported.

Republican primaries

District Nominee Runners-up Total Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Votes 1st Bill Whitmire (incumbent) 3,919 59.83% Craig A. Diem 2,631 40.17% — — — 6,550 1,288 19.66% 3rd Phillip Bowers (incumbent) 2,048 65.18% Joe Burgett 1,094 34.82% — — — 3,142 954 30.36% 5th Neal Collins (incumbent) 2,974 55.90% Brandy Tarleton 2,346 44.10% — — — 5,320 628 11.80% 6th April Cromer (incumbent) 3,806 57.35% Kyle White 2,830 42.65% — — — 6,636 976 14.71% 8th Don Chapman (incumbent) 2,440 44.98% Sherry Hodges 2,307 42.53% Patrick Orr 678 12.50% 5,425 133 2.45% 8th (runoff) Don Chapman (incumbent) 2,279 54.47% Sherry Hodges 1,905 45.53% — — — 4,184 274 8.94% 10th Thomas Beach (incumbent) 3,208 68.68% Stewart Watson 1,463 31.32% — — — 4,671 1,745 37.36% 11th Craig A. Gagnon (incumbent) 3,395 74.55% Jesse Turner 1,159 25.45% — — — 4,554 2,236 49.10% 13th John R. McCravy III (incumbent) 4,520 83.44% John D. Jefferson 897 16.56% — — — 5,417 3,623 66.88% 14th Rick Shealy 3,089 60.11% Luke Samuel Rankin (incumbent) 2,050 39.89% — — — 5,139 1,039 20.22% 21st Dianne Mitchell 3,886 73.47% Heather Currie 1,403 26.53% — — — 5,289 2,483 46.95% 22nd Paul Wickensimer (incumbent) 3,808 77.07% Randolph Chuck Rhode Jr 1,133 22.93% — — — 4,941 2,675 54.14% 26th David Martin (incumbent) 2,419 53.90% Elizabeth Enns 2,069 46.10% — — — 4,488 350 7.80% 33rd Travis Moore (incumbent) 3,289 66.69% Abe Harris 1,643 33.31% — — — 4,932 1,646 33.37% 36th Rob Harris (incumbent) 1,796 50.49% Adam Crisp 1,761 49.51% — — — 3,557 35 0.98% 38th Josiah Magnuson (incumbent) 4,455 80.56% Charlianne Wyatt Nestlen 1,075 19.44% — — — 5,530 3,380 61.12% 39th Cal Forrest (incumbent) 4,343 77.73% Katie Hall 858 15.36% Fred Taylor 386 6.91% 5,587 3,485 62.38% 40th Joe White (incumbent) 3,728 79.47% Johnathan Ammons 963 20.53% — — — 4,691 2,765 58.94% 44th Mike Neese (incumbent) 2,410 51.47% Tripp McCoy 2,272 48.53% — — — 4,682 138 2.95% 45th Brandon Newton (incumbent) 2,301 56.23% Russell Brazell 1,791 43.77% — — — 4,092 510 12.46% 65th Cody Mitchell (incumbent) 3,211 73.26% Barbara Arthur 1,172 26.74% — — — 4,383 2,039 46.52% 69th Chris Wooten (incumbent) 2,907 56.51% John Allen 2,237 43.49% — — — 5,144 670 13.02% 86th Tommy Paradise 2,569 74.40% Kim Ray 884 25.60% — — — 3,453 1,685 48.80% 88th John Lastinger 2,299 63.54% Brian Duncan 1,319 36.46% — — — 3,618 980 27.09% 91st Daniel Alexander 1,949 80.30% Tyler Morgan 478 19.70% — — — 2,427 1,471 60.61% 96th Hunter Hackett 1,426 48.24% Scotty Whetstone 964 32.61% Perry Finch 566 19.15% 2,956 462 15.63% 96th (runoff) Hunter Hackett 1,525 67.30% Scotty Whetstone 741 32.70% — — — 2,266 359 34.60% 99th Jarrod Brooks 1,740 43.67% Kristy Gore 1,148 28.82% 2 others 1,096 27.51% 3,984 592 14.86% 99th (runoff) Jarrod Brooks 1,913 64.61% Kristy Gore 1,048 35.39% — — — 2,961 359 29.22% 112th Joe Bustos (incumbent) 2,652 57.11% Woody Sprouse 1,396 30.06% Brian Zuckerberg 596 12.83% 4,644 1,256 27.05% 115th Johnnie Garmon 2,048 54.80% Carlton Walker 1,689 45.20% — — — 3,737 359 9.61%

Democratic primaries

District Nominee Runners-up Total Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Votes 1st Jasmine Williams 924 66.96% Juni Lynch 456 33.04% — — — 1,380 468 33.91% 24th Caroline Avinger 2,651 81.05% Justin Sanders 620 18.95% — — — 3,271 2,031 62.09% 25th Wendell K. Jones (incumbent) 2,279 54.48% Derrick L. Quarles 1,904 45.52% — — — 4,183 375 8.96% 31st Rosalyn Henderson-Myers (incumbent) 1,558 51.95% Mo Abusaft 1,441 48.05% — — — 2,999 117 3.90% 47th Justin Bennett 835 58.15% Peter Martinez 601 41.85% — — — 1,436 234 16.30% 49th John Richard C. King (incumbent) 3,196 80.95% Perry Sutton 752 19.05% — — — 3,948 2,444 61.90% 51st J. David Weeks (incumbent) 3,333 79.87% Melissa J. Weeks Richardson 840 20.13% — — — 4,173 2,493 59.74% 52nd Malcolm Taylor 3,909 61.74% Lawrence Moore 1,516 23.95% Patrick L. Tate 906 14.31% 6,331 2,393 37.80% 54th Jason S. Luck (incumbent) 2,102 55.67% Betty Jo Quick 1,674 44.33% — — — 3,776 428 11.33% 60th Adrian Peguese Carter 1,673 57.85% Melissa OShea 1,219 42.15% — — — 2,892 454 15.70% 61st Carol Goodman 956 66.76% Pete Bember 476 33.24% — — — 1,432 480 33.52% 63rd Kory Haskins 1,709 67.90% Sloan Hilton 808 32.10% — — — 2,517 901 35.80% 64th Michele Demery 2,874 65.89% Jack Spann 1,488 34.11% — — — 4,362 1,386 31.77% 70th Robert Reese (incumbent) 2,860 50.15% Noah Barker 1,525 26.74% Eve Carlin 1,318 23.11% 5,703 1,335 23.41% 73rd Chris R. Hart (incumbent) 3,930 76.15% Cam George 1,231 23.85% — — — 5,161 2,699 52.30% 79th Hamilton R. Grant (incumbent) 5,526 71.91% Anthony Stovall 2,159 28.09% — — — 7,685 3,367 43.81% 86th Malcolm Green 1,417 72.63% Stuart Epting 534 27.37% — — — 1,951 883 45.26% 94th Sally Hebert 1,464 57.50% Collin Holloway 564 22.15% Bryan Sharper 518 20.35% 2,546 900 35.35% 99th Samuel Price 1,269 59.75% Jacob Goddard 855 40.25% — — — 2,124 414 19.49% 101st Roger K. Kirby (incumbent) 3,389 60.91% Martin Cunningham 1,584 28.47% Cheryl O. Lane 591 10.62% 5,564 1,805 32.44% 102nd Montez Aiken 2,155 55.48% Katie McCravy 1,729 44.52% — — — 3,884 426 10.97% 103rd Carl Anderson (incumbent) 3,106 70.40% Wendell M. Padgett 1,306 29.60% — — — 4,412 1,800 40.80% 116th Clay Middleton 3,246 67.48% Radia Baxter 941 19.56% David Bell 623 12.95% 4,810 2,305 47.92% 121st Shannon N. DeLoach 2,159 53.71% Michael F. Rivers Sr. (incumbent) 1,861 46.29% — — — 4,020 298 7.41% 122nd Korey Williams 3,855 70.21% Maja Moore 1,636 29.79% — — — 5,491 2,219 40.41% 123rd Ann C. Shippy 2,223 69.40% Willie P. Aiken 980 30.60% — — — 3,203 1,243 38.81%

General election summary

District Republican Democratic Libertarian Total Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Candidate Votes % Votes 1st Bill Whitmire (incumbent) % Jasmine Williams % — — — % 2nd Adam Lewis Duncan (incumbent) % Candace Schutt % Chris Des Marais % %

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