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Senate Filings March 30.Xlsx SC ALLIANCE TO FIX OUR ROADS 2020 SENATE FILINGS APRIL 2, 2020 District Counties Served First (MI) Last / Suffix Party Primary Election General Election 1 OCONEE,PICKENS Thomas C Alexander Republican unopposed unopposed 2 PICKENS Rex Rice Republican unopposed unopposed Craig Wooten Republican Richard Cash* (R) Winner of Republican Primary 3 ANDERSON Richard Cash Republican Craig Wooten (R) Judith Polson (D) Judith Polson Democrat Mike Gambrell Republican Mike Gambrell* (R) 4 ABBEVILLE,ANDERSON,GREENWOOD Jose Villa (D) Jose Villa Democrat Tom Corbin Republican Tom Corbin* (R) Winner of Republican Primary 5 GREENVILLE,SPARTANBURG Dave Edwards (R) Michael McCord (D) Michael McCord Democrat Dave Edwards Republican Dwight A Loftis Republican Dwight Loftis* (R) 6 GREENVILLE Hao Wu (D) Hao Wu Democrat Karl B Allen Democrat Karl Allen* (D) Winner of Democratic Primary 7 GREENVILLE Fletcher Smith Democrat Fletcher Smith (D) Jack Logan (R) Jack Logan Republican Ross Turner Republican Ross Turner* (R) 8 GREENVILLE Janice Curtis (R) Janice S Curtis Republican 9 GREENVILLE,LAURENS Danny Verdin Republican unopposed unopposed Floyd Nicholson Democrat Bryan Hope (R) Winner of Republican Primary 10 ABBEVILLE,GREENWOOD,MCCORMICK,SALUDA Bryan Hope Republican Billy Garrett (R) Floyd Nicholson*(D) Billy Garrett Republican Josh Kimbrell Republican Glenn Reese* (D) 11 SPARTANBURG Glenn Reese Democrat Josh Kimbrell (R) Scott Talley Republican Scott Talley*(R) Winner of Republican Primary 12 GREENVILLE,SPARTANBURG Mark Lynch Republican Mark Lynch (R) Dawn Bingham (D) Dawn Bingham Democrat 13 GREENVILLE,SPARTANBURG,UNION Shane Martin Republican unopposed unopposed Harvey Peeler Republican Harvey Peeler* (R) 14 CHEROKEE,SPARTANBURG,UNION,YORK Sarah Work (A) Sarah Work Alliance Wes Climer Republican Wes Climer* (R) 15 YORK Vickie Hold (D) Vickie Holt Democrat Michael Johnson Republican Michael Johnson (R) LANCASTER,YORK Mike Neese (R) Winner of Republican Primary 16 OPEN SEAT: Greg Gregory (R) Retiring Mike Neese Republican Kristen Blanchard (R) Ram Mammadov (D) Kristen Blanchard Republican Tom Nichols (R) Tom Nichols Republican Ram Mammadov Democrat Mike Fanning Democrat Mike Fanning*(D) Winner of Democratic Primary 17 CHESTER,FAIRFIELD,YORK Erin Mosley Republican Mary Gail Douglas (D) Erin Mosley (R) MaryGail Douglas Democrat Charles Bumgardner Republican Ronnie Cromer* (R) Winner of Republican Primary 18 LEXINGTON,NEWBERRY,UNION Ronnie Cromer Republican Charles Bumgardner Chris Thibault (D) Christopher Thibault Democrat (R) 19 RICHLAND John L Scott Jr Democrat unopposed unopposed Dick Harpootlian Democrat Randy Dickey (R) Winner of Republican Primary 20 LEXINGTON,RICHLAND Randy Dickey Republican Benjamin Dunn (R) Dick Harpootlian* (D) Moe Baddourah Republican Benjamin Dunn Republican 21 RICHLAND Darrell Jackson Democrat unopposed unopposed David Larsen Republican David Larsen (R) Winner of Republican Primary 22 KERSHAW,RICHLAND Mia McLeod Democrat Lee Blatt (R) Mia McLeod* (D) Michael Letts Republican Lee Blatt Republican Katrina Shealy Republican Katrina Shealy* (R) 23 LEXINGTON Bill Brown (D) Bill Brown Democrat Tom Young* (R) Tom Young Republican 24 AIKEN Lisa Williams (D) Lisa T Williams Democrat Shane Massey Republican Shane Massey* (R) Winner of Republican Primary 25 AIKEN,EDGEFIELD,LEXINGTON,MCCORMICK,SALUDA Susan Swanson (R) Shirley Green‐Frayson (D) Susan J Swanson Republican Shirley A Green Frayson Democrat Nikki Setzler Democrat Perry Finch (R) Winner of Republican Primary 26 AIKEN,CALHOUN,LEXINGTON,SALUDA Chris Smith (R) Nikki Setzler* (D) Perry Finch Republican Chris Smith Republican Vincent Sheheen Democrat Vincent Sheheen* (D) 27 CHESTERFIELD,KERSHAW,LANCASTER Penry Gustafson (R) Penry Gustafson Republican SC ALLIANCE TO FIX OUR ROADS 2020 SENATE FILINGS APRIL 2, 2020 28 DILLON,HORRY,MARION Greg Hembree Republican unopposed unopposed Gerald Malloy Democrat JD Chaplin (R) Winner of Republican Primary 29 CHESTERFIELD,DARLINGTON,LEE,MARLBORO J D Chaplin Republican Ronald Page (R) Gerald Malloy* (D) Ronald Reese Page Republican Kent M Williams Democrat Kent Williams* (D) 30 DILLON,FLORENCE,HORRY,MARION,MARLBORO Patrick Richardson (D) Patrick Richardson Democrat 31 DARLINGTON,FLORENCE Hugh Leatherman Republican unopposed unopposed Ronnie A Sabb Democrat Ronnie Sabb* (D) Manley Collins (D) Winner of Democratic Primary 32 BERKELEY,FLORENCE,GEORGETOWN,HORRY,WILLIAMSBURG Manley Marvell Collins Democrat Kelly Spann (D) David Ellison (R) Kelly Spann Democrat Ted Brown (D) Ted Brown Democrat David Ellison Republican John Gallman Republican Luke Rankin* (R) 33 HORRY John Gallman (R) Luke A Rankin Republican Carter Smith (R) Carter Smith Republican Stephen Goldfinch Republican Stephen Goldfinch* (R) 34 CHARLESTON,GEORGETOWN,HORRY Emily Cegledy (D) Emily Cegledy Democrat 35 KERSHAW,LEE,RICHLAND,SUMTER Thomas McElveen Democrat unopposed unopposed Kevin L Johnson Democrat Kevin Johnson* (D) Winner of the Democratic Primary 36 CLARENDON,DARLINGTON,FLORENCE,SUMTER Leon Winn Republican Eleazer Carter (D) Leon Winn (R) Eleazer Leazer Carter Democrat Larry Grooms Republican Larry Grooms* (R) 37 BERKELEY,CHARLESTON Kathryn Whitaker (D) Steve French (L) Kathryn B Whitaker Democrat Steve French Libertarian Sean Bennett Republican Sean Bennett* (R) 38 BERKELEY,CHARLESTON,DORCHESTER John Lowe (D) John Lowe Democrat Vernon Stephens Democrat Vernon Stephens (D) BERKELEY,CALHOUN,COLLETON,DORCHESTER,ORANGEBURG William Johnson (D) Winner of the Democratic Primary 39 OPEN SEAT: John Matthews (D) Retiring William R Johnson Democrat Jerry Montgomery (D) Tom Connor (R) Jerry Montgomery Democrat Cindy Evans (D) Tom Connor Republican Cindy Evans Democrat Brad Hutto Democrat Brad Hutto* (D) 40 LLENDALE,BAMBERG,BARNWELL,COLLETON,HAMPTON,ORANGEBUR Michael Addison Michael Addison Democrat Sam Skardon Democrat Sam Skardon (D) Winner of Democratic Primary 41 CHARLESTON,DORCHESTER Sandy Senn Republican Jason Mills (D) Sandy Senn* (R) Jason Mills Democrat 42 CHARLESTON,DORCHESTER Marlon Kimpson Democrat unopposed unopposed Richard Hricik Democrat Chip Campsen* (R) 43 BEAUFORT,CHARLESTON,COLLETON Richard Hricik (D) Chip Campsen Republican Brian Adams Republican Brian Adams (R) BERKELEY,CHARLESTON,DORCHESTER Gayla McSwain (R) 44 Winners of Respective Primaries OPEN SEAT: Paul Campbell (R) Retiring Kris DeLorme (D) Gayla McSwain Republican Kris DeLorme Democrat Debbie Bryant (D) Debbie Chatman Bryant Democrat Margie Bright Matthews Democrat Margie Bright Matthews* (D) 45 ALLENDALE,BEAUFORT,CHARLESTON,COLLETON,HAMPTON,JASPER Rodney Buncum (R) Rodney Buncum Republican Tom Davis Republican Tom Davis* (R) 46 BEAUFORT,JASPER Nathan Campbell (D) Nathan Campbell Democrat *Bold Denotes Incumbent SC ALLIANCE TO FIX OUR ROADS 2020 SC HOUSE FILINGS MARCH 30, 2020 District Counties Served First (MI) Last/ Suffix Party Primary Election General Election 1 OCONEE Bill Whitmire Republican Unopposed Unopposed 2 OCONEE Bill Sandifer Republican Unopposed Unopposed Phillip Bowers Republican Phillip Bowers (R) PICKENS Winner of Republican Primary 3 Jerry Carter (R) OPEN SEAT: Gary Clary (R) is Retiring Jerry Carter Republican Eunice Lehmacher (D) William Masters (R) Eunice Lehmacher Democratic William Masters Republican 4 PICKENS David Hiott Republican Unopposed Unopposed Allan Quinn Republican Neal Collins* (R) 5 PICKENS David Cox (R) David Cox Republican Allan Quinn (R) Neal Collins Republican 6 ANDERSON Brian White Republican Unopposed Unopposed Jay West Republican Jay West* (R) 7 ABBEVILLE,ANDERSON Andrea Bejarano‐Robinson (D) Andrea Bejarano‐Robinson Democratic Jonathon Hill Republican Jonathon Hill* (R) Winner of Republican Primary 8 ANDERSON Vaughn Parfitt (R) Jackie Todd Alliance Jackie Todd (A) Mike Holden (R) Vaughn D Parfitt Republican Mike Holden Republican 9 ANDERSON Anne Thayer Republican Unopposed Unopposed West Cox Republican West Cox*(R) 10 ANDERSON,GREENVILLE,PICKENS Mark Durham (R) Mark Durham Republican 11 ABBEVILLE,ANDERSON Craig Gagnon Republican Unopposed Unopposed Anne Parks* (D) Anne Parks Democratic James Pearman (R) 12 GREENWOOD,MCCORMICK Robbie Bryant (G) James Pearman Republican Robbie Bryant Green John McCravy Republican John McCravy* (R) 13 GREENWOOD Denise Waldrep (D) Denise Waldrep Democratic SC ALLIANCE TO FIX OUR ROADS 2020 SC HOUSE FILINGS MARCH 30, 2020 14 GREENWOOD,LAURENS Stewart O Jones Republican Unopposed Unopposed JA Moore Democratic JA Moore* (D) 15 BERKELEY,CHARLESTON Sam Rivers (R) Samuel Rivers Jr Republican 16 GREENVILLE,LAURENS Mark N Willis Republican Unopposed Unopposed 17 GREENVILLE Mike Burns Republican Unopposed Unopposed Tommy Stringer Republican Tommy Stringer* (R) Winner of Republican Primary 18 GREENVILLE Benjamin Smith Democratic Sam Manley (R) Benjamin Smith (D) Sam Manley Republican Patrick B Haddon Republican Patrick Haddon* (R) 19 GREENVILLE Jevarus Howard (D) Jevarus Howard Democratic Adam Morgan (R) Adam Morgan Republican 20 GREENVILLE Stephen Dreyfus (D) Stephen Dreyfus Democratic 21 GREENVILLE Bobby Cox Republican Unopposed Unopposed Jason Elliott Republican Jason Elliott* (R) 22 GREENVILLE BK Brown (D) B K Brown Democratic 23 GREENVILLE Chandra Dillard Democratic Unopposed Unopposed 24 GREENVILLE Bruce W Bannister Republican Unopposed Unopposed Leola Simpson Democratic Leola Simpson* (D) Winner of Democratic Primary 25 GREENVILLE Bruce Wilson (D) Darath Mackie (R) Bruce Wilson Democratic Adriene Atkinson (D) Tony Boyce (I) Tony Boyce Independence Darath Mackie Republican Adriene Atkinson Democratic Raye Felder Republican Raye Felder*
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