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Voting in South Carolina How to vote in South Carolina, and how South Carolina has voted. In 2024, Donald J. Trump carried South Carolina by 18.1 points. Its House delegation after 2024: 1 Democrats, 6 Republicans.
How to vote South Carolina's official election office is the place to register, check your registration, request a mail ballot, find your polling place and see what ID to bring.
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Election Day 2026 Tue, Nov 3, 2026 Election offices from USA.gov .
How South Carolina has voted for president The statewide result and every county. Tap a year to go back to 1976 (counties from 2000).
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2024 presidential vote in South Carolina R+18.1
Kamala D. Harris 40.4% · 1,028,452Donald J. Trump 58.2% · 1,483,747
Greenville: R+22.6 (100,074 D, 158,541 R) Bamberg: D+15.5 (3,245 D, 2,376 R) Chester: R+17.4 (6,353 D, 9,030 R) Union: R+33.0 (4,084 D, 8,102 R) Florence: R+8.1 (27,706 D, 32,615 R) Saluda: R+44.9 (2,454 D, 6,452 R) Anderson: R+47.9 (25,281 D, 71,828 R) Greenwood: R+29.4 (10,766 D, 19,715 R) Charleston: D+5.8 (111,427 D, 99,265 R) York: R+19.4 (59,600 D, 88,239 R) Jasper: R+9.7 (8,144 D, 9,900 R) Beaufort: R+14.7 (44,002 D, 59,123 R) Chesterfield: R+28.4 (6,520 D, 11,682 R) Dorchester: R+14.9 (32,489 D, 43,839 R) Clarendon: R+12.4 (7,064 D, 9,065 R) Darlington: R+13.5 (12,977 D, 17,017 R) Dillon: R+10.9 (5,241 D, 6,526 R) Georgetown: R+19.7 (14,965 D, 22,326 R) Hampton: D+6.5 (4,328 D, 3,801 R) Lancaster: R+25.1 (20,146 D, 33,623 R) Lee: D+18.8 (4,505 D, 3,078 R) McCormick: R+17.3 (2,513 D, 3,565 R) Pickens: R+53.4 (13,891 D, 45,728 R) Sumter: D+5.0 (23,425 D, 21,215 R) Allendale: D+45.4 (2,165 D, 813 R) Abbeville: R+42.9 (3,399 D, 8,509 R) Williamsburg: D+22.0 (8,634 D, 5,524 R) Aiken: R+26.3 (31,298 D, 53,592 R) Horry: R+38.9 (62,325 D, 141,719 R) Colleton: R+18.4 (7,376 D, 10,696 R) Laurens: R+41.3 (8,769 D, 21,110 R) Fairfield: D+13.4 (6,277 D, 4,792 R) Kershaw: R+28.6 (11,826 D, 21,289 R) Oconee: R+52.2 (9,987 D, 31,772 R) Spartanburg: R+34.0 (50,710 D, 103,032 R) Berkeley: R+16.5 (46,416 D, 64,777 R) Edgefield: R+32.2 (4,659 D, 9,092 R) Orangeburg: D+24.8 (22,832 D, 13,750 R) Newberry: R+34.8 (5,841 D, 12,067 R) Lexington: R+33.9 (47,815 D, 96,965 R) Marlboro: D+2.4 (5,137 D, 4,896 R) Barnwell: R+15.7 (4,082 D, 5,605 R) Cherokee: R+51.8 (5,939 D, 18,697 R) Marion: D+10.7 (7,316 D, 5,906 R) Richland: D+35.2 (121,110 D, 58,019 R) Calhoun: R+14.5 (3,339 D, 4,474 R) The House in 2024 2024: 1 D, 6 R
The 2022 midterms by county U.S. Senate Greenville: R+33.2 (59,109 D, 117,974 R) Bamberg: D+8.3 (2,149 D, 1,820 R) Chester: R+24.4 (3,621 D, 5,954 R) Union: R+38.7 (2,646 D, 5,991 R) Florence: R+16.8 (17,171 D, 24,117 R) Saluda: R+50.9 (1,605 D, 4,938 R) Anderson: R+54.5 (14,391 D, 48,801 R) Greenwood: R+38.2 (6,720 D, 15,033 R) Charleston: R+5.0 (71,983 D, 79,586 R) York: R+28.2 (34,365 D, 61,329 R) Jasper: R+18.2 (4,532 D, 6,554 R) Beaufort: R+26.2 (26,337 D, 45,023 R) Chesterfield: R+32.4 (4,234 D, 8,298 R) Dorchester: R+24.6 (18,643 D, 30,814 R) Clarendon: R+16.0 (4,792 D, 6,612 R) Darlington: R+21.1 (7,898 D, 12,116 R) Dillon: R+13.2 (3,420 D, 4,456 R) Georgetown: R+27.7 (9,885 D, 17,457 R) Hampton: R+0.5 (2,799 D, 2,825 R) Lancaster: R+34.4 (11,306 D, 23,159 R) Lee: D+15.6 (3,028 D, 2,209 R) McCormick: R+23.4 (1,748 D, 2,818 R) Pickens: R+60.0 (8,012 D, 32,028 R) Sumter: D+1.1 (15,442 D, 15,100 R) Allendale: D+35.3 (1,224 D, 585 R) Abbeville: R+46.1 (2,310 D, 6,259 R) Williamsburg: D+16.9 (5,695 D, 4,047 R) Aiken: R+37.2 (17,180 D, 37,549 R) Horry: R+45.6 (36,198 D, 96,941 R) Colleton: R+24.0 (4,750 D, 7,747 R) Laurens: R+47.1 (5,214 D, 14,504 R) Fairfield: D+6.7 (4,444 D, 3,883 R) Kershaw: R+34.0 (7,359 D, 14,935 R) Oconee: R+58.6 (5,975 D, 22,923 R) Spartanburg: R+40.7 (28,681 D, 68,030 R) Berkeley: R+25.0 (26,622 D, 44,407 R) Edgefield: R+38.9 (2,686 D, 6,108 R) Orangeburg: D+23.2 (16,096 D, 10,024 R) Newberry: R+40.7 (3,775 D, 8,967 R) Lexington: R+41.6 (28,884 D, 70,113 R) Marlboro: R+2.1 (3,169 D, 3,308 R) Barnwell: R+21.6 (2,453 D, 3,808 R) Cherokee: R+58.3 (3,355 D, 12,753 R) Marion: D+5.6 (4,421 D, 3,952 R) Richland: D+25.5 (79,130 D, 46,989 R) Calhoun: R+22.7 (2,159 D, 3,430 R) Governor Greenville: R+23.6 (66,943 D, 108,222 R) Bamberg: D+11.6 (2,192 D, 1,736 R) Chester: R+21.9 (3,695 D, 5,762 R) Union: R+33.4 (2,859 D, 5,722 R) Florence: R+11.1 (18,189 D, 22,741 R) Saluda: R+45.0 (1,783 D, 4,695 R) Anderson: R+47.2 (16,541 D, 46,144 R) Greenwood: R+31.9 (7,330 D, 14,196 R) Charleston: D+12.5 (85,433 D, 66,475 R) York: R+23.3 (36,141 D, 58,154 R) Jasper: R+13.7 (4,749 D, 6,259 R) Beaufort: R+17.7 (29,265 D, 41,839 R) Chesterfield: R+28.6 (4,435 D, 7,983 R) Dorchester: R+11.4 (21,741 D, 27,358 R) Clarendon: R+12.2 (4,983 D, 6,374 R) Darlington: R+16.1 (8,334 D, 11,535 R) Dillon: R+10.6 (3,508 D, 4,341 R) Georgetown: R+20.1 (10,889 D, 16,373 R) Hampton: D+4.3 (2,907 D, 2,665 R) Lancaster: R+31.6 (11,653 D, 22,399 R) Lee: D+18.6 (3,082 D, 2,116 R) McCormick: R+22.1 (1,759 D, 2,757 R) Pickens: R+51.7 (9,546 D, 30,020 R) Sumter: D+5.8 (16,051 D, 14,292 R) Allendale: D+37.4 (1,234 D, 562 R) Abbeville: R+41.3 (2,498 D, 6,010 R) Williamsburg: D+20.4 (5,839 D, 3,858 R) Aiken: R+33.2 (18,014 D, 35,948 R) Horry: R+39.9 (39,813 D, 92,708 R) Colleton: R+15.5 (5,239 D, 7,159 R) Laurens: R+40.9 (5,771 D, 13,766 R) Fairfield: D+11.6 (4,619 D, 3,658 R) Kershaw: R+26.9 (8,072 D, 14,024 R) Oconee: R+51.1 (6,988 D, 21,622 R) Spartanburg: R+33.3 (31,939 D, 63,806 R) Berkeley: R+13.1 (30,592 D, 39,829 R) Edgefield: R+35.8 (2,790 D, 5,907 R) Orangeburg: D+26.9 (16,481 D, 9,501 R) Newberry: R+32.9 (4,248 D, 8,413 R) Lexington: R+31.2 (33,745 D, 64,328 R) Marlboro: D+0.6 (3,247 D, 3,209 R) Barnwell: R+17.8 (2,543 D, 3,643 R) Cherokee: R+53.9 (3,685 D, 12,300 R) Marion: D+7.7 (4,484 D, 3,846 R) Richland: D+34.7 (84,541 D, 41,008 R) Calhoun: R+16.9 (2,301 D, 3,238 R) 2022 results from OpenElections , where available.
Senate races The most recent race. Every South Carolina Senate race since 1976 is part of Pro.
2022 R+25.9
Krystle Matthews 37.0% · 627,616Tim Scott 62.9% · 1,066,274
Results: MIT Election Data and Science Lab (CC0). South Carolina's 2026 races, odds and money →
