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South Carolina House Districts Greenville Area District Representave District Representave District Representave 1 Bill Whitmire 36 Merita Ann Allison 71 Nathan Ballenne 2 Bill Sandifer, III 37 Steven Wayne Long 72 Seth Rose 3 Gary E. Clary 38 Josiah Magnuson 73 Christopher R. Hart 4 Davey Hio 39 Cally R. "Cal" Forrest 74 J. Todd Rutherford 5 Neal Collins 40 Richard "Rick" Marn 75 Kirkman Finlay, III 6 W. Brian White 41 Annie McDaniel 76 Leon Howard 7 Jay West 42 Doug Gilliam 77 Kambrell Garvin 8 Jonathon D. Hill 43 Randy Ligon 78 Beth E. Bernstein 9 Anne Thayer 44 Mandy Powers Norrell 79 Ivory Torrey Thigpen 10 West Cox 45 Brandon Michael Newton 80 Jimmy Bales 11 Craig A. Gagnon 46 Gary Simrill 81 Bart T. Blackwell 12 J. Anne Parks 47 Tommy Pope 82 William "Bill" Clyburn, Sr. 13 John R. McCravy, III 48 Bruce Bryant 83 Bill Hixon Charleston Area 14 Michael Pis 49 John Richard C. King 84 Ronnie Young 15 J.A. Moore 50 Will W. Wheeler, III 85 Chip Huggins 16 Mark N. Willis 51 J. David Weeks 86 Bill Taylor District Representave 17 Mike Burns 52 Laurie Funderburk 87 Paula Rawl Calhoon 106 Russell Fry 18 Tommy Stringer 53 Richie Yow 88 McLain Toole 107 Alan D. Clemmons 19 Dwight Lois 54 Patricia Henegan 89 Micajah P. "Micah" Caskey, IV 108 Lee Hewi 20 Adam Morgan 55 Jackie E. Hayes 90 Jusn Bamberg 109 David Mack 21 Bobby Cox 56 Tim McGinnis 91 Lonnie Hosey 110 William S. Cogswell Jr. 22 Jason Ellio 57 Frank "Lucas" Atkinson 92 Joseph Daning 111 Wendell Gilliard 23 Chandra Dillard 58 Jeffrey E. Johnson 93 Russell L. O 112 Mike Sole 24 Bruce W. Bannister 59 Terry Alexander 94 Con Chellis 113 Marvin R. Pendarvis 25 Leola C. Robinson‐Simpson 60 Phillip Lowe 95 Jerry Govan Jr. 114 Lin Benne 26 R. Raye Felder 61 Roger K. Kirby 96 Lawrence Kit Spires 115 Peter McCoy 27 Garry R. Smith 62 Robert Q. Williams 97 Mandy Kimmons 116 Robert Brown 28 Ashley Trantham 63 Wallace H. "Jay" Jordan Jr. 98 Chris Murphy 117 Krystle Simmons 29 Dennis Moss 64 Robert L. Ridgeway, III 99 Nancy Mace 118 Bill G. Herbkersman 30 Steve R. Moss 65 James H. "Jay" Lucas 100 Sylleste H. Davis 119 Leon Stavrinakis 31 Rosalyn Henderson‐Myers 66 Gilda Cobb‐Hunter 101 Cezar McKnight 120 Weston J. Newton 32 Max Hyde 67 George Smith Jr. 102 Joseph H. Jefferson Jr. 121 Michael Rivers 33 Eddie Tallon 68 Heather Ammons Crawford 103 Carl Anderson 122 Shedron Williams 34 Michael "Mike" Forrester 69 Chris Wooten 104 William Bailey 123 Jeffrey A. Bradley 35 Bill Chumley 70 Wendy Brawley 105 Kevin J. Hardee 124 Shannon Erickson January 2019 Created by SCDOT GIS/Mapping .

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