South Carolina

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the South Carolina Legislature. For South Carolina's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 4

Governor Henry McMaster (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette (Republican)
Attorney General Alan Wilson (Republican)
Chief Election Officer Howard Knapp (Independent)

Senate 46 members · 46 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the South Carolina Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Tom Alexander (Republican)
District 2 Rex Rice (Republican)
District 3 Richard Cash (Republican)
District 4 Mike Gambrell (Republican)
District 5 Tom Corbin (Republican)
District 6 Jason Elliott (Republican)
District 7 Karl Allen (Democratic)
District 8 Ross Turner (Republican)
District 9 Danny Verdin (Republican)
District 10 Billy Garrett (Republican)
District 11 Josh Kimbrell (Republican)
District 12 Lee Bright (Republican)
District 13 Shane Martin (Republican)
District 14 Harvey Peeler (Republican)
District 15 Wes Climer (Republican)
District 16 Michael Johnson (Republican)
District 17 Everett Stubbs (Republican)
District 18 Ronnie Cromer (Republican)
District 19 Tameika Isaac Devine (Democratic)
District 20 Ed Sutton (Democratic)
District 21 Darrell Jackson (Democratic)
District 22 Overture Walker (Democratic)
District 23 Carlisle Kennedy (Republican)
District 24 Tom Young (Republican)
District 25 Shane Massey (Republican)
District 26 Russell Ott (Democratic)
District 27 Allen Blackmon (Republican)
District 28 Greg Hembree (Republican)
District 29 J.D. Chaplin (Republican)
District 30 Kent Williams (Democratic)
District 31 Mike Reichenbach (Republican)
District 32 Ronnie Sabb (Democratic)
District 33 Luke Rankin (Republican)
District 34 Stephen Goldfinch (Republican)
District 35 Jeffrey Graham (Democratic)
District 36 Jeff Zell (Republican)
District 37 Larry Grooms (Republican)
District 38 Sean Bennett (Republican)
District 39 Tom Fernandez (Republican)
District 40 Brad Hutto (Democratic)
District 41 Matt Leber (Republican)
District 42 Deon Tedder (Democratic)
District 43 Chip Campsen (Republican)
District 44 Brian Adams (Republican)
District 45 Margie Bright Matthews (Democratic)
District 46 Tom Davis (Republican)

House 124 members · 124 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the South Carolina Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Bill Whitmire (Republican)
District 2 Adam Duncan (Republican)
District 3 Phillip Bowers (Republican)
District 4 Davey Hiott (Republican)
District 5 Neal Collins (Republican)
District 6 April Cromer (Republican)
District 7 Lee Gilreath (Republican)
District 8 Don Chapman (Republican)
District 9 Blake Sanders (Republican)
District 10 Thomas Beach (Republican)
District 11 Craig Gagnon (Republican)
District 12 Daniel Gibson (Republican)
District 13 John McCravy (Republican)
District 14 Luke Rankin (Republican)
District 15 J.A. Moore (Democratic)
District 16 Mark Willis (Republican)
District 17 Mike Burns (Republican)
District 18 Alan Morgan (Republican)
District 19 Patrick Haddon (Republican)
District 20 Stephen Frank (Republican)
District 21 Dianne Mitchell (Republican)
District 22 Paul Wickensimer (Republican)
District 23 Chandra Dillard (Democratic)
District 24 Bruce Bannister (Republican)
District 25 Wendell Jones (Democratic)
District 26 David Martin (Republican)
District 27 David Vaughan (Republican)
District 28 Chris Huff (Republican)
District 29 Dennis Moss (Republican)
District 30 Brian Lawson (Republican)
District 31 Rosalyn Henderson-Myers (Democratic)
District 32 Scott Montgomery (Republican)
District 33 Travis Moore (Republican)
District 34 Sarita Edgerton (Republican)
District 35 Bill Chumley (Republican)
District 36 Rob Harris (Republican)
District 37 Steven Long (Republican)
District 38 Josiah Magnuson (Republican)
District 39 Cal Forrest (Republican)
District 40 Joe White (Republican)
District 41 Annie McDaniel (Democratic)
District 42 Doug Gilliam (Republican)
District 43 Randy Ligon (Republican)
District 44 Mike Neese (Republican)
District 45 Brandon Newton (Republican)
District 46 Heath Sessions (Republican)
District 47 Tommy Pope (Republican)
District 48 Brandon Guffey (Republican)
District 49 John King (Democratic)
District 50 Keishan Scott (Democratic)
District 51 David Weeks (Democratic)
District 52 Jermaine Johnson (Democratic)
District 53 Richie Yow (Republican)
District 54 Jason Luck (Democratic)
District 55 Jackie Hayes (Democratic)
District 56 Tim McGinnis (Republican)
District 57 Lucas Atkinson (Republican)
District 58 Jeff Johnson (Republican)
District 59 Terry Alexander (Democratic)
District 60 Phillip Lowe (Republican)
District 61 Carla Schuessler (Republican)
District 62 Robert Williams (Democratic)
District 63 Jay Jordan (Republican)
District 64 Fawn Pedalino (Republican)
District 65 Cody Mitchell (Republican)
District 66 Jackie Terribile (Republican)
District 67 Murrell Smith (Republican)
District 68 Heather Crawford (Republican)
District 69 Chris Wooten (Republican)
District 70 Robert Reese (Democratic)
District 71 Nathan Ballentine (Republican)
District 72 Seth Rose (Democratic)
District 73 Chris Hart (Democratic)
District 74 Todd Rutherford (Democratic)
District 75 Heather Bauer (Democratic)
District 76 Leon Howard (Democratic)
District 77 Kambrell Garvin (Democratic)
District 78 Beth Bernstein (Democratic)
District 79 Hamilton Grant (Democratic)
District 80 Kathy Landing (Republican)
District 81 Charlie Hartz (Republican)
District 82 Bill Clyburn (Democratic)
District 83 Bill Hixon (Republican)
District 84 Melissa Oremus (Republican)
District 85 Jay Kilmartin (Republican)
District 86 Bill Taylor (Republican)
District 87 Paula Calhoon (Republican)
District 88 John Lastinger (Republican)
District 89 Micah Caskey (Republican)
District 90 Justin Bamberg (Democratic)
District 91 Lonnie Hosey (Democratic)
District 92 Brandon Cox (Republican)
District 93 Jerry Govan (Democratic)
District 94 Gil Gatch (Republican)
District 95 Gilda Cobb-Hunter (Democratic)
District 96 Ryan McCabe (Republican)
District 97 Robby Robbins (Republican)
District 98 Greg Ford (Republican)
District 99 Mark Smith (Republican)
District 100 Sylleste Davis (Republican)
District 101 Roger Kirby (Democratic)
District 102 Harriet Holman (Republican)
District 103 Carl Anderson (Democratic)
District 104 William Bailey (Republican)
District 105 Kevin Hardee (Republican)
District 106 Val Guest (Republican)
District 107 Case Brittain (Republican)
District 108 Lee Hewitt (Republican)
District 109 Tiffany Spann-Wilder (Democratic)
District 110 Tom Hartnett (Republican)
District 111 Wendell Gilliard (Democratic)
District 112 Joe Bustos (Republican)
District 113 Courtney Waters (Democratic)
District 114 Gary Brewer (Republican)
District 115 Spencer Wetmore (Democratic)
District 116 James Teeple (Republican)
District 117 Jordan Pace (Republican)
District 118 Bill Herbkersman (Republican)
District 119 Leon Stavrinakis (Democratic)
District 120 Weston Newton (Republican)
District 121 Michael Rivers (Democratic)
District 122 Bill Hager (Republican)
District 123 Jeff Bradley (Republican)
District 124 Shannon Erickson (Republican)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.