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Emmanuel Ferguson
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Emmanuel Ferguson was a 2013 Democratic candidate for District 42 of the South Carolina State Senate.[1]
Elections
2013
Ferguson ran in a special election for South Carolina State Senate District 42. The seat was vacant following Sen. Robert Ford's (D) resignation on May 31, 2013 amidst an ethics investigation. Ferguson was defeated by Marlon Kimpson and Maurice Washington in the August 13 Democratic primary.[2][1]
| South Carolina State Senate, District 42 Democratic Primary, 2013 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Candidate | Vote % | Votes |
 Marlon Kimpson |
44.3% | 2,102 |
| Maurice Washington |
21.7% | 1,032 |
| Herbert S. Fielding | 6% | 285 |
| Margaret Rush | 20.6% | 976 |
| Bob Thompson | 0.6% | 28 |
| Emmanuel Ferguson | 6.9% | 326 |
| Total Votes | 4,749 | |
Recent news
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External links
Footnotes
Current members of the South Carolina State Senate
Leadership
Senate President:Thomas Alexander
Majority Leader:Shane Massey
Minority Leader:Brad Hutto
Senators
District 1
Thomas Alexander (R)
District 2
Rex Rice (R)
District 3
Richard Cash (R)
District 4
Michael Gambrell (R)
District 5
Tom Corbin (R)
District 6
Jason Elliott (R)
District 7
Karl Allen (D)
District 8
Ross Turner (R)
District 9
Daniel Verdin (R)
District 10
Billy Garrett (R)
District 11
Josh Kimbrell (R)
District 12
Lee Bright (R)
District 13
Shane Martin (R)
District 14
Harvey Peeler (R)
District 15
Wes Climer (R)
District 16
Michael Johnson (R)
District 17
Everett Stubbs (R)
District 18
Ronnie Cromer (R)
District 19
District 20
Ed Sutton (D)
District 21
Darrell Jackson (D)
District 22
Overture Walker (D)
District 23
Carlisle Kennedy (R)
District 24
Tom Young (R)
District 25
Shane Massey (R)
District 26
Russell Ott (D)
District 27
Allen Blackmon (R)
District 28
Greg Hembree (R)
District 29
J.D. Chaplin (R)
District 30
Kent Williams (D)
District 31
Mike Reichenbach (R)
District 32
Ronnie Sabb (D)
District 33
Luke Rankin (R)
District 34
District 35
Jeffrey Graham (D)
District 36
Jeffrey Zell (R)
District 37
Lawrence Grooms (R)
District 38
Sean Bennett (R)
District 39
Tom Fernandez (R)
District 40
Brad Hutto (D)
District 41
Matthew Leber (R)
District 42
Deon Tedder (D)
District 43
George Campsen (R)
District 44
Brian Adams (R)
District 45
Margie Matthews (D)
District 46
Tom Davis (R)
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Democratic Party (12)
