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South Carolina House of Representatives elections, 2010
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Elections for the office of South Carolina's House of Representatives were held in South Carolina on November 2, 2010.
The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 30, 2010. The primary election day was June 8, 2010.
In the 2010 elections, Republicans retained a majority in the chamber. Democrats gained two seats.
November 2 General Election Results
The following candidates won election on November 2, 2010:
- Mark Willis
- Tommy Stringer
- Dwight Loftis
- Wendy Nanney
- Bruce Bannister
- Garry Smith (South Carolina Representative)
- Eric Bedingfield
- Derham Cole Jr.
- Mike Forrester
- Merita Ann Allison
- Steve Parker
- Marion Frye
- Francis Delleney Jr.
- Deborah Long
- Gary Simrill
- Ralph Norman
- Liston Barfield
- Phillip Lowe (South Carolina)
- Kristopher Crawford
- James Lucas
- G. Murrell Smith Jr.
- Thad Viers
- Nathan Ballentine
- James Harrison
- Joan Brady
- Tom Young (South Carolina)
- James Smith (South Carolina)
- Chip Huggins
- McLain Toole
- Kenneth Bingham
- Joseph Daning
- Jenny Horne
- Lawrence Kit Spires
- C. David Umphlett, Jr.
- Tracy Edge
- George Hearn
- Nelson Hardwick
- Alan Clemmons
- Harry Limehouse
- Mike Sottile
- Bobby Harrell Jr.
- Bill Herbkersman
- Shannon Erickson
- Bill Whitmire
- Bill Sandifer III
- B.R. Skelton
- Davey Hiott
- Phillip Owens
- Brian White (South Carolina)
- Michael Gambrell
- Daniel Cooper (South Carolina)
- Lewis Pinson
- Michael Pitts
- Paul Agnew
- Chandra Dillard
- Karl Allen
- Harold Mitchell Jr.
- Walton McLeod
- Boyd Brown
- Michael Anthony
- James Neal (South Carolina)
- John King (South Carolina)
- Grady Brown
- J. David Weeks
- Laurie Funderburk
- Ted Vick
- Jackie Hayes
- Denny Neilson
- James Battle, Jr.
- Terry Alexander
- Lester Branham, Jr.
- Robert Williams (South Carolina Representative)
- Cathy Harvin
- Gilda Cobb-Hunter
- Joseph Neal
- James Smith Jr.
- Christopher Hart
- James Rutherford
- Leon Howard
- Joseph McEachern
- Jimmy Bales
- William Clyburn Sr.
- Bakari Sellers
- Lonnie Hosey
- Harry Ott, Jr.
- Jerry Govan Jr.
- Patsy Knight
- Joseph Jefferson Jr.
- Carl Anderson (South Carolina)
- David Mack
- Wendell Gilliard
- Jackson Whipper
- Robert Brown (South Carolina)
- Leonidas Stavrinakis
- Kenneth Hodges
- Curtis Brantley
- Anne Thayer
- David Tribble Jr
- Tom Corbin (South Carolina)
- Eric Bikas
- Eddie Tallon
- Bill Chumley
- Doug Brannon
- Elizabeth Munnerlyn
- Bill Hixon
- Todd Atwater
- Chris Murphy (South Carolina)
- Ronnie Sabb
- Kevin Ryan (South Carolina House of Representatives)
- Bill Crosby
- Andy Patrick
- Tommy Pope
- Peter McCoy
- Mia McLeod
- Steve Moss (South Carolina)
- James Merrill
- J. Anne Parks
- Bill Taylor (South Carolina)
- Dennis Moss (South Carolina)
- Dan Hamilton
- William Bowers
- Don Bowen
- Rick Quinn
Majority control
- See also: Partisan composition of state houses
Heading into the November 2 election, Republicans were the majority party in the South Carolina House of Representatives:
South Carolina House of Representatives | |||
---|---|---|---|
Party | As of November 1, 2010 | After the 2010 Election | |
Democratic Party | 51 | 48 | |
Republican Party | 73 | 75 | |
Vacancy | - | 1 | |
Total | 124 | 124 |
Campaign contributions
This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in South Carolina in past years and the cumulative amount of dollars raised in state House races, including contributions in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.[1]
Year | Number of candidates | Total contributions |
---|---|---|
2010 | 231 | $6,654,588 |
2008 | 231 | $8,365,255 |
2006 | 213 | $7,658,515 |
2004 | 198 | $4,940,969 |
2002 | 228 | $5,440,606 |
In 2010, the candidates for state house raised a total of $6,654,588 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were:[2]
Donor | Amount |
---|---|
House Republican Caucus of South Carolina | $195,500 |
Palmetto Leadership Council | $82,000 |
South Carolina Trucking Association | $78,750 |
South Carolina Farm Bureau | $65,507 |
Carolina Commerce Fund | $57,000 |
Progress Energy | $57,000 |
South Carolina Dental Association | $56,250 |
Palmetto Business Council | $56,000 |
South Carolina Automobile Dealers Association | $55,958 |
South Carolina Association of Realtors | $52,750 |
Incumbency
Unopposed incumbents
50 incumbents (44%) faced no competition in the November 2 general election.
- 22 Democratic incumbents faced no November challenger.
- 28 GOP incumbents faced no November challenger.
Primary challenges
5 incumbents faced competition in the June 8 primary. Five incumbents lost to their challengers. All of the five incumbents who were defeated in the primary were Republicans: Harry Cato, Keith Kelly , Joey Millwood, James Stewart, Jr. and Richard Chalk, Jr. lost to challengers Tom Corbin, Bill Chumley, Doug Brannon, William Taylor, and Andy Patrick, respectively.
Retiring incumbents
Eleven incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 114 incumbents (91%) ran for re-election. Of the 11 incumbents who did not run for re-election, 2 were Democrats and 9 were Republicans.
Incumbents who retired were:
- District 9: Incumbent Republican Michael Thompson.
- District 15: Incumbent Republican Jeffrey Duncan.
- District 26: Incumbent Republican Rex Rice.
- District 33: Incumbent Republican Lanny Littlejohn.
- District 54: Incumbent Democrat Douglas Jennings, Jr..
- District 69: Incumbent Republican Edward Pitts, Jr..
- District 83: Incumbent Republican Don Smith.
- District 87: Incumbent Republican Nikki Haley.
- District 98: Incumbent Republican Annette Young.
- District 101: Incumbent Democrat Kenneth Kennedy.
- District 117: Incumbent Republican Timothy Scott.
List of candidates
Partisan dominance in state houses heading into the 2010 state legislative elections |
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District 1
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Bill Whitmire
Incumbent Bill Whitmire first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Bill Whitmire
November 2 General election candidates:
Bill Whitmire 7,925
District 2
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Jonathan Redmond: 2,529
- Bill Sandifer III: 3,162
Incumbent Bill Sandifer, III first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1995.
- Bill Sandifer III: 3,162
November 2 General election candidates:
Bill Sandifer III 8,882
District 3
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- B.R. Skelton
Incumbent B.R. Skelton first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- B.R. Skelton
November 2 General election candidates:
B.R. Skelton 5,125
District 4
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Davey Hiott
Incumbent Davey Hiott first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Davey Hiott
November 2 General election candidates:
Davey Hiott 8,355
District 5
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Phillip Owens
Incumbent Phil Owens first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2002.
- Phillip Owens
November 2 General election candidates:
Phillip Owens 7,835
District 6
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Brian White
Incumbent Brian White first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2001.
- Brian White
November 2 General election candidates:
Brian White 7,963
District 7
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Michael Gambrell
Incumbent Michael Gambrell first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Michael Gambrell
November 2 General election candidates:
Michael Gambrell 6,216
District 8
- Don Bowen
Incumbent Don Bowen first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Don Bowen
Michael Carmany (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Tom Dobbins 4,456
Don Bowen 5,242
Michael Carmany 191
District 9
Note: Incumbent Michael Thompson (R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Doug Taylor (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Anne Thayer 6,139
Doug Taylor 1,329
District 10
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Daniel Cooper: 2,882
Incumbent Daniel Cooper first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1991.
- Daniel Cooper: 2,882
- Joshua Putnam: 2,751
- Dave Ballard (C)
November 2 General election candidates:
Daniel Cooper 8,281
Dave Ballard 1,607
District 11
- Paul Agnew
Incumbent Paul Agnew first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Paul Agnew
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Paul Agnew 6,857
District 12
- Julia Parks
Incumbent Julia Parks first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- Julia Parks
November 2 General election candidates:
Julia Parks 4,652
Jennings G McAbee 4,086
District 13
- Lewis Pinson: 2,536
Incumbent Pinson first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Lewis Pinson: 2,536
- Buck Griffin: 2,331
November 2 General election candidates:
Michael K Gaskin 3,593
Lewis Pinson 7,347
District 14
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Michael Pitts
Incumbent Michael Pitts first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Michael Pitts
Dan Curry (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Michael Pitts 7,134
Dan Curry 895
District 15
Notes: Incumbent Jeffrey Duncan (R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
November 2 General election candidates:
David Tribble Jr 5,573
District 16
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Mark Willis
Incumbent Mark Willis first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Mark Willis
November 2 General election candidates:
Mark Willis 6,208
District 17
- Tom Corbin: 3,379
- Tom Corbin: 3,379
- Harry Cato: 1,818 Incumbent Harry Cato first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1991.
- Nathan Earle: 486
November 2 General election candidates:
Stephen Salter 2,006
Tom Corbin 8,817
District 18
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Tommy Stringer
Incumbent Tommy Stringer first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2006.
- Tommy Stringer
Steven Edwards (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Tommy Stringer 9,226
Steven Edwards 1,322
District 19
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Dwight Loftis
Incumbent Dwight Lofits first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1996.
- Dwight Loftis
November 2 General election candidates:
Dwight Loftis 6,467
District 20
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- Dan Hamilton
Incumbent Dan Hamilton first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1996.
- Dan Hamilton
- Jason Macias (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Dan Hamilton 9,596
Jason Macias 1,271
District 21
- No Democrats filed to run for this seat.
- William Wylie
Incumbent William Wylie first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- William Wylie
November 2 General election candidates:
Representative William Wylie died in September 2010. District 21's seat will be filled by special election on 12/14/2010.[3]
District 22
- Wendy Nanney
Incumbent Wendy Nanney first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Wendy Nanney
November 2 General election candidates:
Joe Waters 3,525
Wendy Nanney 6,808
District 23
- Chandra Dillard
Incumbent Chandra Dillard first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Chandra Dillard
November 2 General election candidates:
Chandra Dillard 4,634
Tom Kolarik 1,755
District 24
- D.C. Swinton
Swinton also ran as a member of the Green Party.
- D.C. Swinton
- Bruce Bannister
Incumbent Bruce Bannister first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Bruce Bannister
November 2 General election candidates:
,
D.C. Swinton 3,390
Bruce Bannister
10,396
District 25
- Karl Allen
Incumbent Karl Allen first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2001.
- Karl Allen
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Karl Allen 6,893
District 26
Note: Incumbent Rex Rice (R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- Eric Bikas: 1,977
- Eric Bikas: 1,977
- Christopher Wilson: 1,634
November 2 General election candidates:
Judy Gilstrap 2,676
Eric Bikas 5,212
District 27
- No Democrat running for election.
- Garry Smith
Incumbent Garry Smith first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Garry Smith
Laird Minor (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Garry Smith 10,081
Laird Minor 1,472
District 28
- Eric Bedingfield
Incumbent Eric Bedingfield first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Eric Bedingfield
November 2 General election candidates:
Ines Alvarez 4,390
Eric Bedingfield 8,466
District 29
- No Democrat running for election.
- Dennis Moss
Incumbent Dennis Moss first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2006.
- Dennis Moss
November 2 General election candidates:
Dennis Moss 7,945
District 30
- No Democrat running for election.
- Steve Moss
Incumbent Steve Moss first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Steve Moss
November 2 General election candidates:
Steve Moss 6,143
District 31
- Harold Mitchell Jr.
Incumbent Harold Mitchell, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Harold Mitchell Jr.
- No Republican running for election.
- Harold Mitchell Jr. (WFP)
November 2 General election candidates:
Harold Mitchell Jr. 4,954
District 32
- No Democrat running for election.
- Derham Cole Jr.
Incumbent Derham Cole, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Derham Cole Jr.
November 2 General election candidates:
Derham Cole Jr. 7,727
District 33
- No Democrat running for election.
June 8th GOP primary result:
- Eddie Tallon: 3,528
- Weldon Davis: 897
- Eddie Tallon: 3,528
- Incumbent Lanny Littlejohn (R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
Eddie Tallon 6,993
District 34
- No Democrat running for election.
- Mike Forrester
Incumbent Mike Forrester first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Mike Forrester
November 2 General election candidates:
Mike Forrester 7,514
District 35
- Bill Chumley: 3,524
- Keith Kelly: 2,110 Incumbent Keith Kelly first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Bill Chumley: 3,524
- Tom Davies (WFP)
November 2 General election candidates:
Tom Davies 3,261
Bill Chumley 8,145
District 36
- No Democrat running for election.
- Merita Ann Allison: 2,719
Incumbent Merita Ann Allison first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Abe Mills: 1,036
- Merita Ann Allison: 2,719
November 2 General election candidates:
Merita Ann Allison 5,012
Jim McMillan 3,119
District 37
- Delores Frazer
Frazer also ran as a candidate of the Working Families Party.
- Delores Frazer
- Steve Parker
Incumbent Steve Parker first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Steve Parker
- Ralph Davenport (C)
November 2 General election candidates:
,
Delores Frazer 2,570
Steve Parker 5,319
Ralph Davenport 1,603
District 38
- John Lewis
Lewis also ran as a member of the Working Families Party.
- John Lewis
- Joey Millwood: 1,769 Advanced to Runoff Incumbent Joey Millwood first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Doug Brannon: 1,714 Advanced to Runoff
- Jonathan Moore: 1,267
- Doug Brannon: 2,370
- Joey Millwood: 2,285 Incumbent
- Doug Brannon: 2,370
- Jerry H Blanton (C)
November 2 General election candidates:
John Lewis 1,892
Doug Brannon 7,474
Jerry H Blanton 444
District 39
- No Democrat running for election.
- Marion Frye: 2,278 Advanced to Runoff Incumbent Marion Frye first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- Ralph Kennedy: 1,625 Advanced to Runoff
- Jim Hartley: 1,050
- Marion Frye: 2,617
Incumbent
- Ralph Kennedy: 2,006
- Marion Frye: 2,617
November 2 General election candidates:
Marion Frye 7,650
District 40
- Walton McLeod
Incumbent Walton McLeod first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1997.
- Walton McLeod
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Walton McLeod 8,942
District 41
- Boyd Brown: 1,860 Advanced to Runoff Incumbent Boyd Brown first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Kamau Marcharia: 1,517 Advanced to Runoff
- Kenneth Belton: 515
- Boyd Brown: 2,117
Incumbent
- Boyd Brown: 2,117
- Kamau Marcharia: 1,949
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Boyd Brown 9,109
District 42
- Michael Anthony
Incumbent Michael Anthony first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Michael Anthony
November 2 General election candidates:
Michael Anthony 6,073
Randall English 3,587
District 43
- No Democrat running for election.
- Francis Delleney Jr.
Incumbent Francis first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1991.
- Francis Delleney Jr.
November 2 General election candidates:
Francis Delleney Jr. 7,586
District 44
- James Neal
Incumbent James Neal first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- James Neal
November 2 General election candidates:
James Neal 5,540
Rob McCoy 4,175
District 45
- Deborah Long
Incumbent Deborah Long first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Deborah Long
November 2 General election candidates:
Mary Bernsdorff 5,545
Deborah Long 10,284
District 46
- Gary Simrill
Incumbent Gary Simrill first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1993.
- Gary Simrill
November 2 General election candidates:
Holly Ann Cooper 4,009
Gary Simrill 8,071
District 47
- Herbert Kirsh
Incumbent Herbert Kirsh first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1978.
- Herbert Kirsh
- Tommy Pope: 1,993
- Vance Stine: 583
- Brett Boyd: 229
- Tommy Pope: 1,993
November 2 General election candidates:
Herbert Kirsh 4,066
Tommy Pope 7,692
District 48
- No Democrat running for election.
- Ralph W. Norman
Incumbent Ralph W. Norman first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Ralph W. Norman
Stan Smith (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Ralph W. Norman 15,077
Stan Smith 3,693
District 49
- John King
Incumbent John King first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- John King
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
John King 7,776
District 50
- Grady Brown: 3,050
Incumbent Grady Brown first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1985.
- Grady Brown: 3,050
- Ennis Bryant: 2,529
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Grady Brown 8,434
District 51
- J. David Weeks
Incumbent J. David Weeks first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2001.
- J. David Weeks
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
J. David Weeks 6,973
District 52
- Laurie Funderburk
Incumbent Laurie Funderburk first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2004.
- Laurie Funderburk
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Laurie Funderburk 10,485
District 53
- Ted Vick
Incumbent Ted Vick first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Ted Vick
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Ted Vick 6,150
District 54
Note: Incumbent Douglas Jennings, Jr. (D) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- Elizabeth Munnerlyn: 2,011
- Elizabeth Munnerlyn: 2,011
- Johnny Sellers: 1,564
- Floyd English: 270
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Elizabeth Munnerlyn 7,141
District 55
- Jackie Hayes: 4,159
Incumbent Jackie Hayes first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- Jackie Hayes: 4,159
- Archie Scott: 2,175
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Jackie Hayes 6,624
District 56
- Denny Neilson
Incumbent Denny Neilson first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1984.
- Denny Neilson
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Denny Neilson7,033
District 57
- James Battle, Jr.
Incumbent James Battle, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1997.
- James Battle, Jr.
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
James Battle, Jr. 8,055
District 58
- Liston Barfield
Incumbent Liston Barfield first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1997.
- Liston Barfield
- James Robinson (L) Did not appear on November 2 ballot
November 2 General election candidates:
Butch Johnson 2,780
Liston Barfield 5,939
District 59
- Terry Alexander
Incumbent Terry Alexander first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Terry Alexander
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Terry Alexander 7,586
District 60
- Phillip Lowe
Incumbent Phillip Lowe first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Phillip Lowe
November 2 General election candidates:
Benny Webb 4,359
Phillip Lowe 6,353
District 61
- Lester Branham, Jr.: 779
Incumbent Lester Branham, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Lester Branham, Jr.: 779
- Billy Eaddy: 526
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Lester Branham, Jr. 6,408
District 62
- Robert Williams: 1,788
Incumbent Robert Williams first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Robert Williams: 1,788
- Rich Hodges: 477
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Robert Williams 7,871
District 63
- Kristopher Crawford
Incumbent Kristopher Crawford first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Kristopher Crawford
- Sheila Gallagher (WFP)
November 2 General election candidates:
Sheila Gallagher 4,590
Kristopher Crawford 8,239
District 64
- Cathy Harvin
Incumbent Cathy Harvin first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2006.
- Cathy Harvin
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Cathy Harvin 8,814
District 65
- No Democrat running for election.
- James Lucas
Incumbent James Lucas first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- James Lucas
November 2 General election candidates:
James Lucas 6,937
District 66
- Gilda Cobb-Hunter
Incumbent Gilda Cobb-Hunter first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1992.
- Gilda Cobb-Hunter
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Gilda Cobb-Hunter 8,823
District 67
- No Democrat running for election.
- George Smith Jr.
Incumbent George Smith, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2001.
- George Smith Jr.
November 2 General election candidates:
George Smith Jr. 8,141
District 68
- No Democrat running for election.
- Thad Viers: 2,418
Incumbent Thad Viers first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Thad Viers: 2,418
- Bert von Herrmann: 1,286
November 2 General election candidates:
Thad Viers 8,485
District 69
Note: Although Quinn received less than 50% in the primary (48.95%), the District 69 Republican race was not decided in a runoff because the State Election Commission declared him the winner after receiving withdrawal letters from his four Republican opponents.[4]
- Rick Quinn: 3,117
- Rick Quinn: 3,117
- Danny Frazier: 1,235
- Gary Taylor: 1,026
- Daniel Peagler: 520
- T.R. Parrish: 470
- Incumbent Edward Pitts, Jr. (R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- {{}} Labor primary result:
- Brett Bursey (Labor)
November 2 General election candidates:
Jan Steensen Crangle 3,584
Rick Quinn 10,399
- {{}} Brett Bursey (Labor) 442
District 70
- Joseph Neal
Incumbent Joseph Neal first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1993.
- Joseph Neal
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Joseph Neal 6,388
District 71
- No Democrat running for election.
- Nathan Ballentine
Incumbent Nathan Ballentine first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Nathan Ballentine
November 2 General election candidates:
Nathan Ballentine 13,214
District 72
- James Smith, Jr.
Incumbent James Smith, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1997.
- James Smith, Jr.
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
James Smith, Jr. 6,552
District 73
- Christopher Hart
Incumbent Christopher Hart first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Christopher Hart
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Christopher Hart 6,832
District 74
- James Rutherford
Incumbent James Rutherford first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- James Rutherford
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
James Rutherford 6,493
Christopher Jones 886
District 75
- No Democrat running for election.
- James Harrison: 3,906
Incumbent James Harrison first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1989.
- Steve Cunningham: 684
- James Harrison: 3,906
November 2 General election candidates:
James Harrison 9,469
District 76
- Leon Howard
Incumbent Leon Howard first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1995.
- Leon Howard
- No Republican running for election.
Victor Kocher (L)
November 2 General election candidates:
Leon Howard 8,951
Victor Kocher 1,220
District 77
- Joseph McEachern
Incumbent Joseph McEachern first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Joseph McEachern
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Joseph McEachern 11,336
District 78
- Joan Brady
Incumbent Joan Brady first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2004.
- Joan Brady
November 2 General election candidates:
Paige George 5,538
Joan Brady 6,757
District 79
- Sheri Few: 3,214
- Sheri Few: 3,214
- Tony Lamm: 2,222
- Note: Incumbent Anton Gunn resigned from his seat in August 2010 to take a position with the Obama Administration.
November 2 General election candidates:
Mia Butler 10,689
Sheri Few 8,632
District 80
- Jimmy Bales: 1,840
Incumbent Jimmy Bales first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- Jimmy Bales: 1,840
- Neal Jones: 1,201
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Jimmy Bales 8,363
District 81
- No Democrat running for election.
- Tom Young
Incumbent Tom Young first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Tom Young
November 2 General election candidates:
Tom Young 10,955
District 82
- William Clyburn Sr.
Incumbent William Clyburn, Sr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1995.
- William Clyburn Sr.
- No Republican running for election.
- William Clyburn Sr. (WFP)
November 2 General election candidates:
William Clyburn Sr. 7,418
District 83
Note: Incumbent Don Smith (R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- No Democrat running for election.
- Bill Hixon: 2,738
- Bill Hixon: 2,738
- Dea Baldwin: 1,225
November 2 General election candidates:
Bill Hixon 8,831
District 84
- No Democrat running for election.
- James Smith: 1,818
Incumbent James Smith first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1988.
- James Smith: 1,818
- Susan Swanson: 703
November 2 General election candidates:
James Smith 7,054
District 85
- Chip Huggins
Incumbent Chip Huggins first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- Chip Huggins
November 2 General election candidates:
Jim Nelson 3,950
Chip Huggins 11,071
District 86
- No Democrat running for election.
- William Taylor: 2,428
- William Taylor: 2,428
- James Stewart, Jr.: 1,805 Incumbent James Stewart, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
November 2 General election candidates:
William Taylor 9,007
District 87
Note: Incumbent Nikki Haley (R) did not seek re-election but instead ran for governor.
- Todd Atwater: 3,154 Advanced to Runoff
- Jerry Howard: 2,294 Advanced to Runoff
- Jimmy Yonce: 1,544
- Ted Zee: 594
- Todd Atwater: 4,467
- Jerry Howard: 2,602
- Todd Atwater: 4,467
November 2 General election candidates:
Pete Oliver 3,222
Todd Atwater 13,486
District 88
- No Democrat running for election.
- McLain Toole
Incumbent McLain Toole first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2002.
- McLain Toole
November 2 General election candidates:
McLain Toole 8,331
District 89
- No Democrat running for election.
- Kenneth Bingham
Incumbent Kenneth Bingham first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2001.
- Kenneth Bingham
November 2 General election candidates:
Kenneth Bingham 7,811
District 90
- Bakari Sellers
Incumbent Bakari first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Bakari Sellers
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Bakari Sellers 6,876
District 91
- Lonnie Hosey
Incumbent Lonnie Hosey first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- Lonnie Hosey
November 2 General election candidates:
Lonnie Hosey 5,457
Ben Kinlaw 3,311
District 92
- No Democrat running for election.
- Joseph Daning
Incumbent Joseph Daning first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- Joseph Daning
November 2 General election candidates:
Joseph Daning 7,604
District 93
- Harry Ott, Jr.
Incumbent Harry Ott, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1999.
- Harry Ott, Jr.
November 2 General election candidates:
Harry Ott, Jr. 7,227
Charles Stoudemire 3,707
District 94
- No Democrat running for election.
- Jenny Horne
Incumbent Jenny Horne first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Jenny Horne
November 2 General election candidates:
Jenny Horne 7,753
District 95
- Jerry Govan Jr.: 2,757
Incumbent Jerry Govan, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1992.
- Jerry Govan Jr.: 2,757
- Bryan Jeffries: 715
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Jerry Govan Jr. 8,254
District 96
- No Democrat running for election.
- Lawrence Kit Spires
Incumbent Lawrence Kit Spires first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Lawrence Kit Spires
November 2 General election candidates:
Lawrence Kit Spires 6,883
District 97
- Patsy Knight
Incumbent Patsy Knight first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2006.
- Patsy Knight
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Patsy Knight 8,832
District 98
- Christine Jackson: 679
- Christine Jackson: 679
- Steve Yeomans: 311
- Chris Murphy: 2,491
- Chris Murphy: 2,491
- Larry Hargett: 2,256
- Incumbent Annette Young (R) did not seek re-election in 2010.
November 2 General election candidates:
Christine Jackson 4,877
Chris Murphy 8,318
District 99
- No Democrat running for election.
- James Merrill
Incumbent James Merrill first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2001.
- James Merrill
November 2 General election candidates:
James Merrill 8,264
District 100
- No Democrat running for election.
- C. David Umphlett, Jr.
Incumbent C. David Umphlett, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- C. David Umphlett, Jr.
November 2 General election candidates:
C. David Umphlett, Jr. 6,222
District 101
Note: Incumbent Kenneth Kennedy (D) did not seek re-election in 2010.
- Ronnie Sabb: 3,462
- Ronnie Sabb: 3,462
- John Pinckney: 1,906
November 2 General election candidates:
Ronnie Sabb 6,515
Barbara Mishoe 3,196
District 102
- Joseph Jefferson, Jr.
Incumbent Joseph Jefferson, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Joseph Jefferson, Jr.
November 2 General election candidates:
Joseph Jefferson, Jr. 5,984
Joseph J. Caplinger, Jr. 4,236
District 103
- Carl Anderson: 1,848
Incumbent Carl Anderson first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Carl Anderson: 1,848
- Ted Brown: 1,190
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Carl Anderson 7,113
District 104
- Tracy Edge
Incumbent Tracy Edge first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1996.
- Tracy Edge
November 2 General election candidates:
Charles Randall 4,483
Tracy Edge 8,540
Patricia Matthews 559
District 105
- No Democrat running for election.
- George Hearn
Incumbent George Hearn first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2008.
- George Hearn
November 2 General election candidates:
George Hearn 9,801
District 106
- No Democrat running for election.
- Nelson Hardwick: 2,519
Incumbent Nelson Hardwick first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Nelson Hardwick: 2,519
- Mande Wilkes: 2,112
November 2 General election candidates:
Nelson Hardwick 11,139
District 107
- No Democrat running for election.
- Alan Clemmons
Incumbent Alan Clemmons first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2003.
- Alan Clemmons
November 2 General election candidates:
Alan Clemmons 7,076
District 108
- Vida Miller
Incumbent Vida Miller first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1997.
- Vida Miller
November 2 General election candidates:
Vida Miller 7,549
Kevin Ryan 8,172
District 109
- David Mack
Incumbent David Mack first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1997.
- David Mack
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
David Mack 5,347
District 110
- No Democrat running for election.
- Harry Limehouse
Incumbent Harry Limehouse first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1995.
- Harry Limehouse
November 2 General election candidates:
Harry Limehouse 9,111
District 111
- Wendell Gilliard
Incumbent Wendell Gilliard first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Wendell Gilliard
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Wendell Gilliard 6,691
District 112
- No Democrat running for election.
- Mike Sottile: 3,047
Incumbent Mike Sottile first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Mike Sottile: 3,047
- Joe Bustos: 2,848
Aaron Stransky (L) Did not qualify for the general election
November 2 General election candidates:
Mike Sottile 12,389
District 113
- Jackson Whipper
Incumbent Jackson Whipper first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1996.
- Jackson Whipper
- No Republican running for election.
- Jackson Whipper (WFP)
November 2 General election candidates:
Jackson Whipper 4,736
District 114
- No Democrat running for election.
- Bobby Harrell, Jr.
Incumbent Bobby Harrell, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1992.
- Bobby Harrell, Jr.
November 2 General election candidates:
Bobby Harrell, Jr. 8,488
District 115
- Anne Peterson Hutto
Incumbent Anne Peterson Hutto first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2009.
- Anne Peterson Hutto
Eugene Platt (G)
November 2 General election candidates:
Anne Peterson Hutto 5,345
Peter McCoy 5,801
Eugene Platt 1,188
District 116
- Robert Brown: 1,593
Incumbent Robert Brown first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2001.
- Robert Brown: 1,593
- Benjamin Ward, Jr.: 694
- Sean Pike: 1,471
- Sean Pike: 1,471
- Anthony LaMantia: 854
November 2 General election candidates:
Robert Brown 6,344
Sean Pike 5,068
District 117
Note: Incumbent Timothy Scott did not run for re-election in 2010.
- No Democrat running for election.
- Bill Crosby: 1,288 Advanced to Runoff
- Jimmy Hinson: 835 Advanced to Runoff
- Jermaine Husser: 590
- Bill Crosby: 1,542
- Bill Crosby: 1,542
- Jimmy Hinson: 1,037
November 2 General election candidates:
Bill Crosby 5,864
District 118
- No Democrat running for election.
- Bill Herbkersman
Incumbent Bill Herbkersman first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2002.
- Bill Herbkersman
November 2 General election candidates:
Bill Herbkersman 15,633
District 119
- Leonidas Stavrinakis
Incumbent Leonidas Stavrinakis first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Leonidas Stavrinakis
November 2 General election candidates:
Leonidas Stavrinakis 6,693
Lee Edwards 5,510
District 120
- William Bowers
Incumbent William Bowers first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 1997.
- William Bowers
November 2 General election candidates:
William Bowers 6,920
Dan Lawrence 3,810
District 121
- Kenneth Hodges: 1,071
Incumbent Kenneth Hodges first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2005.
- Kenneth Hodges: 1,071
- Bobby Mayes: 257
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Kenneth Hodges 6,480
District 122
- Curtis Brantley: 3,069
Incumbent Curtis Brantley first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Curtis Brantley: 3,069
- R. Thayer Rivers, Jr.: 2,498
- No Republican running for election.
November 2 General election candidates:
Curtis Brantley 7,343
District 123
- No Democrat running for election.
- Richard Chalk, Jr.: 1,925 Advanced to Runoff Incumbent Richard Chalk, Jr. first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2004.
- Andy Patrick: 1,855 Advanced to Runoff
- Kate Keep: 1,730
- Andy Patrick: 3,438
- Andy Patrick: 3,438
- Richard Chalk, Jr.: 1,453 Incumbent
November 2 General election candidates:
Andy Patrick 11,048
District 124
- No Democrat running for election.
- Shannon Erickson
Incumbent Shannon Erickson first assumed office for the South Carolina House in 2007.
- Shannon Erickson
November 2 General election candidates:
Shannon Erickson 8,974
See also
- South Carolina House of Representatives
- South Carolina State Legislature
- State legislative elections, 2010
- Primary election dates in 2010
External links
- Official South Carolina House of Representatives Results
- South Carolina State Election Commission 2010 General Election Candidate List
- South Carolina Democratic Party's list of 2010 state house candidates
- Project Vote Smart list of candidates for South Carolina House of Representatives in the November 2, 2010 election
Footnotes