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Name Office County J Strom Thurmond Solicitor--District 02 SCGOP Barry Barnette Solicitor--District 07 SCGOP David Stumbo Solicitor--District 08 SCGOP Jerry Peace Solicitor--District 08 SCGOP Scarlett Wilson Solicitor--District 09 SCGOP Chrissy Adams Solicitor--District 10 SCGOP Donnie J. Myers Solicitor--District 11 SCGOP Duffie Stone Solicitor--District 14 SCGOP Kevin Brackett Solicitor--District 16 SCGOP Tim Scott US Congress-1st District SCGOP Joe Wilson US Congress-2nd District SCGOP Phil Black US Congress-2nd District SCGOP Jeff Duncan US Congress-3rd District SCGOP Trey Gowdy US Congress-4th District SCGOP Mick Mulvaney US Congress-5th District SCGOP Andre Bauer US Congress-7th District SCGOP Chad Prosser US Congress-7th District SCGOP Dick Withington US Congress-7th District SCGOP Jay Jordan US Congress-7th District SCGOP Jim Mader US Congress-7th District SCGOP Katherine Jenerette US Congress-7th District SCGOP Randal Wallace US Congress-7th District SCGOP Renee Culler US Congress-7th District SCGOP Tom Rice US Congress-7th District SCGOP Craig Gagnon House District 011 Abbeville Skipper O'Bannon Sheriff Abbeville Charles T. Barton Auditor Aiken Tim Carlton Coroner Aiken Ronnie Young County Council Chair Aiken Chuck Smith County Council District 04 Aiken Don Wells House District 081 Aiken James Roland Smith House District 084 Aiken Bill Taylor House District 086 Aiken Jane Page Thompson Probate Judge Aiken Judith V. Warner Register of Mesne Conveyance Aiken Tom Young Senate District 24 Aiken Deedee Vaughters Senate District 26 Aiken Mike Hunt Sheriff Aiken Jacky Hunter Auditor Anderson Richard A. Shirley Clerk of Court Anderson Greg L. Shore Coroner Anderson Francis M. Crowder County Council District 01 Anderson John Benca County Council District 01 Anderson Eddie Moore County Council District 03 Anderson James Mitchell Cole County Council District 03 Anderson Tom Allen County Council District 04 Anderson Denny Floyd County Council District 05 Anderson Tommy Dunn County Council District 05 Anderson Ann W. Smith County Council District 06 Anderson Ken Waters County Council District 06 Anderson M. Cindy Wilson County Council District 07 Anderson Brian White House District 006 Anderson Michael W. Gambrell House District 007 Anderson Don Bowen House District 008 Anderson Jonathon Walker House District 008 Anderson Ted W. Luckadoo House District 008 Anderson Anne Thayer House District 009 Anderson Name Office County Hamp Johnson House District 010 Anderson Joshua Putnam House District 010 Anderson Don C. Bowen, Jr Senate District 03 Anderson Kevin L. Bryant Senate District 03 Anderson Billy O'Dell Senate District 04 Anderson Riley Harvell Senate District 04 Anderson Creed Hashe Sheriff Anderson John Skipper Sheriff Anderson Jason P. Phillips Treasurer Anderson Lloyd B. Ward Coroner Barnwell Keith Sloan County Council District 03 Barnwell Joe Smith County Council District 05 Barnwell Jerry R. Creech County Council District 07 Barnwell Jim Kearse County Council District 07 Barnwell Ben Kinlaw House District 091 Barnwell Ed Carroll Sheriff Barnwell Jerri Roseneau Clerk of Court Beaufort Ray A. Garza Clerk of Court Beaufort Ed Allen Coroner Beaufort Brian Flewelling County Council District 05 Beaufort Cynthia Bensch County Council District 07 Beaufort Bill Herbkersman House District 118 Beaufort Jerry Stewart House District 120 Beaufort Laura Sterling House District 120 Beaufort Weston Newton House District 120 Beaufort Andy Patrick House District 123 Beaufort Shannon S. Erickson House District 124 Beaufort Leilani Bessinger Senate District 45 Beaufort Tom Davis Senate District 46 Beaufort Janet Brown Jurosko Auditor Berkeley Philip Farley County Council District 01 Berkeley Tim Callanan County Council District 02 Berkeley Bob Call County Council District 03 Berkeley Ken Gunn County Council District 03 Berkeley Joe Daning House District 092 Berkeley Jim Merrill House District 099 Berkeley Edward L. Southard House District 100 Berkeley Allan Weiss House District 102 Berkeley Larry Grooms Senate District 37 Berkeley Paul G. Campbell, Jr. Senate District 44 Berkeley Carolyn M. Umphlett Treasurer Berkeley Donnie B. Porth Coroner Calhoun David K. Summers, Jr. County Council District 01 Calhoun David Engelman Auditor Charleston Paul S Gawrych Auditor Charleston Peggy Moseley Auditor Charleston Julie J. Armstrong Clerk of Court Charleston Rae H Wooten Coroner Charleston Brian Moody County Council Charleston Carolyn W Hughes County Council Charleston Elliott Summey County Council Charleston Chip Limehouse House District 110 Charleston Peter vonLehe Ruegner House District 110 Charleston Will Freeman House District 111 Charleston Mike Sottile House District 112 Charleston Bobby Harrell House District 114 Charleston Peter McCoy House District 115 Charleston Name Office County Bill Crosby House District 117 Charleston Sean Hughes House District 119 Charleston Paul Thurmond Senate District 41 Charleston Sean Pike Senate District 41 Charleston Wally Burbage Senate District 41 Charleston Chip Campsen Senate District 43 Charleston Al Cannon Sheriff Charleston Andrew C Smith Treasurer Charleston Quay Little County Council District 03 Cherokee Steven Blanton County Council District 03 Cherokee Tim Spencer County Council District 04 Cherokee Bobby E Mills County Council District 06 Cherokee Dennis C. Moss House District 029 Cherokee Steve Moss House District 030 Cherokee Harvey Peeler Senate District 14 Cherokee Greg Delleney House District 043 Chester Thomas Hunt County Council District 06 Chesterfield Donna M. Johnson County Council District 07 Chesterfield Richie Yow House District 053 Chesterfield George Gray House District 064 Clarendon David Stanfield County Council District 03 Colleton Joe Flowers County Council District 05 Colleton Dan Lawrence House District 090 Colleton Guerry L. Buddy Hill Jr. Sheriff Colleton Marshall Morehead Sheriff Colleton Steve Bazzle Sheriff Colleton Billy Baldwin County Council District 01 Darlington Bobby Kilgo County Council District 01 Darlington Le Flowers County Council District 05 Darlington Ronald Reese Page House District 062 Darlington Jay Lucas House District 065 Darlington J. J. Messervy Auditor Dorchester Cheryl Graham Clerk of Court Dorchester Christopher D. Nisbet Coroner Dorchester John Hull County Council District 04 Dorchester Larry Hargett County Council District 04 Dorchester Carroll Duncan County Council District 05 Dorchester Bill Hearn County Council District 06 Dorchester Roger W. Goodman County Council District 06 Dorchester Jenny Horne House District 094 Dorchester Ed Carter House District 097 Dorchester Jordan Bryngelson House District 097 Dorchester Chris Murphy House District 098 Dorchester Mary Blunt Probate Judge Dorchester Margaret L. Bailey Reg. of Deeds Dorchester Mike Rose Senate District 38 Dorchester Sean Bennett Senate District 38 Dorchester L. C. Knight Sheriff Dorchester Mike Turner Sheriff Dorchester Mary Pearson Treasurer Dorchester William P. Smith County Council District 01 Edgefield Rodney Ashcraft County Council District 02 Edgefield Dean Campbell County Council District 03 Edgefield Genia Blackwell County Council District 05 Edgefield Bill Hixon House District 083 Edgefield Shane Massey Senate District 25 Edgefield Name Office County John W. Pettigrew, Jr. Senate District 25 Edgefield Davis R. Parkman Sheriff Edgefield William Gray House District 041 Fairfield Bob Carrison Senate District 17 Fairfield Robby L Hill City Council - At-Large Florence Ron Moore City Council - At-Large Florence Keith von Lutcken Coroner Florence Roger M Poston County Council District 02 Florence Kent Caudle County Council District 09 Florence Susan Minck County Council District 09 Florence Warren L Snell, Jr. County Council District 09 Florence Willard Dorriety, Jr. County Council District 09 Florence Phillip Lowe House District 060 Florence Chippy Johnson House District 062 Florence Kris Crawford House District 063 Florence Steve Powers Mayor - City of Florence Florence Hugh Leatherman Senate District 31 Florence Kenney Boone Sheriff Florence Dean Fowler, Jr Treasurer Florence Brian Shult Auditor Georgetown Kenny Johnson Coroner Georgetown Ron Charlton County Council District 02 Georgetown Austin Beard County Council District 05 Georgetown C.C. "Bubba" Grimes, III County Council District 05 Georgetown Tom Winslow House District 103 Georgetown Stephen L. Goldfinch, Jr. House District 108 Georgetown Waldo Maring Probate Judge Georgetown Raymond Cleary Senate District 34 Georgetown A. Lane Cribb Sheriff Georgetown Doug Dishong Sheriff Georgetown Mike Andrews Treasurer Georgetown Paul B Wickensimer Clerk of Court Greenville B Park Evans, Jr. Coroner Greenville Joseph R Baldwin County Council District 18 Greenville Mike Barnes County Council District 18 Greenville Scott Stephens County Council District 20 Greenville Sid Cates County Council District 20 Greenville Fedra E Campbell County Council District 21 Greenville Jim Burns County Council District 21 Greenville Bob Taylor County Council District 22 Greenville Jenn Webb County Council District 22 Greenville Liz Seman County Council District 24 Greenville Butch Kirven County Council District 27 Greenville Mark N. 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