US Third Congressional District

Jeff Duncan (R)

Neal Collins (R)

Mike Vasovski (R)

Richard Cash (R)

Rex Rice (R)

Joe Grimaud (R)

Brian Doyle (D)

Jane Dyer (D)

John Dalen (C)

US Senators

Jim Demint (R) (incumbent)

Susan Gaddy (R)

Alvin Greene (D)

Vic Rawl (D)

Tom Clements (Green)

Governor

Nikki Haley (R)

Henry McMaster (R)

Gresham Barrett (R)

Andre Bauer (R)

Vincent Sheheen (D)

Jim Rex (D)

Robert Ford (D)

Lieutenant Governor

Incumbent: Andre Bauer (Candidate for Governor)

Bill Conner (R)

Ken Ard (R)

Eleanor Kitzman (R)

Larry Richter (R)

Ashley Cooper (D)

Christopher Mixom (Libertarian)

Superintendent of Education

Incumbent: Jim Rex (Candidate for Governor)

Mick Zais (R)

Kelly Payne (R)

Brent Nelsen (R)

Elizabeth Moffly (R)

Glenn Price (R)

Gary Burgess (R)

Frank Holleman (D)

Tom Thompson (D)

Doretha Bull (Green)

Tim Moultrie (Libertarian)

Tony Fayyazi (I)

SC House District 5

John Spratt (D) (incumbent)

Mick Mulvaney (R)

SC House District 6

Jim Clyburn (D) (incumbent)

Gregory Brown (D)

Nancy Harrelson (R)

Jim Pratt (R)

Colleen Payne (R)

Nammu Muhammad (Green)

SC House District 8

Don Bowen (R) (incumbent)

Micheal Carmany (Libertarian)

Tom Dobbins (D)

Becky Martin (R)

SC House District 9

Ann Thayer (R)

Doug Taylor (Libertarian)

SC House District 10

Dan Cooper (R) (incumbent)

Joshua Putnam (R)

Dave Ballard (Constitution)

Adjutant General

Incumbent: Stan Spears

Bob Livingston (R)

Attorney General

Incumbent: Henry McMaster (Candidate for Governor)

Robert Bolchoz (R)

Leighton Lord (R)

Alan Wilson (R)

Leslie Minerd (Green)

Matthew Richardson (D)

Secretary of State

Mark Hammond (incumbent)

Marjorie Johnson (D)

Comptroller General

Richard Eckstrom (R) (incumbent)

Mike Meilinger (R)

Robert Barber (D)

State Treasurer

Converse Chellis (R) (incumbent)

Curtis Loftis (R)

Department of Agriculture

Hugh Weathers (R) (incumbent)

Tom Elliott (D)