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46 Senators 124 Representatives
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Party Representation 179 seats

D
Democrat
1 seat
R
Republican
49 seats
O
Other
129 seats

U.S. Senators 2 U.S. Senators

D
Darline Graham Nordone
United States Senator
Republican
T
Tim SCOTT
United States Senator
Republican

U.S. Representatives 7 U.S. Representatives

N
Nancy Mace
District 1
Republican
J
Joe Wilson
District 2
Republican
S
Sheri Biggs
District 3
Republican
W
William Timmons
District 4
Republican
R
Ralph Norman
District 5
Republican
J
James Clyburn
District 6
Democrat
R
Russell Fry
District 7
Republican

Senate 46 members

House of Representatives 124 members

B
Bill Whitmire
District 1
Republican
A
Adam Lewis Duncan
District 2
R
P
Phillip Bowers
District 3
R
D
Davey Hiott
District 4
Republican
N
Neal Collins
District 5
R
A
April Cromer
District 6
R
L
Lee Gilreath
District 7
Republican
D
Don Chapman
District 8
Republican
B
Blake Sanders
District 9
Republican
T
Thomas Beach
District 10
R
C
Craig A. Gagnon
District 11
R
D
Daniel Gibson
District 12
R
J
John R. McCravy III
District 13
R
J
JA Moore
District 15
D
M
Mark N. Willis
District 16
R
M
Mike Burns
District 17
Republican
A
Alan Morgan
District 18
Republican
P
Patrick Haddon
District 19
R
S
Stephen Frank
District 20
R
D
Dianne Mitchell
District 21
R
P
Paul Wickensimer
District 22
R
C
Chandra Dillard
District 23
D
B
Bruce W. Bannister
District 24
R
W
Wendell K. Jones
District 25
D
D
David Martin
District 26
R
D
David Vaughan
District 27
R
C
Chris Huff
District 28
Republican
D
Dennis Moss
District 29
R
B
Brian Lawson
District 30
Republican
R
Rosalyn Henderson-Myers
District 31
Democratic
S
Scott Montgomery
District 32
Republican
L
Luke Samuel Rankin
District 33
Republican
T
Travis Moore
District 33
R
S
Sarita Edgerton
District 34
R
B
Bill Chumley
District 35
Republican
R
Rob Harris
District 36
Republican
S
Steven Wayne Long
District 37
R
J
Josiah Magnuson
District 38
R
C
Cal Forrest
District 39
Republican
J
Joe White
District 40
Republican
A
Annie McDaniel
District 41
D
D
Doug Gilliam
District 42
Republican
R
Randy Ligon
District 43
Republican
M
Mike Neese
District 44
R
B
Brandon Michael Newton
District 45
R
H
Heath Sessions
District 46
R
T
Tommy Pope
District 47
Republican
B
Brandon Guffey
District 48
R
J
John Richard C. King
District 49
D
K
Keishan Scott
District 50
D
J
J. David Weeks
District 51
D
J
Jermaine Johnson
District 52
Democratic
R
Richie Yow
District 53
Republican
J
Jason S. Luck
District 54
D
J
Jackie E. Hayes
District 55
D
T
Tim McGinnis
District 56
Republican
L
Lucas Atkinson
District 57
R
J
Jeff Johnson
District 58
Republican
T
Terry Alexander
District 59
D
P
Phillip Lowe
District 60
R
C
Carla Schuessler
District 61
R
R
Robert Q. Williams
District 62
D
J
Jay Jordan
District 63
Republican
F
Fawn M. Pedalino
District 64
R
C
Cody Mitchell
District 65
R
J
Jackie Terribile
District 66
R
G
G. Murrell Smith Jr.
District 67
R
H
Heather Ammons Crawford
District 68
R
C
Chris Wooten
District 69
R
R
Robert Reese
District 70
D
N
Nathan Ballentine
District 71
R
S
Seth Rose
District 72
D
C
Christopher R. Hart
District 73
D
T
Todd Rutherford
District 74
Democratic
H
Heather Bauer
District 75
D
L
Leon Howard
District 76
D
K
Kambrell Garvin
District 77
D
B
Beth Bernstein
District 78
D
H
Hamilton Grant
District 79
D
K
Katherine D. Landing
District 80
Rep
C
Charles Hartz
District 81
R
B
Bill Clyburn
District 82
Democratic
B
Bill Hixon
District 83
Republican
M
Melissa Lackey Oremus
District 84
R
J
Jay Kilmartin
District 85
Republican
B
Bill Taylor
District 86
R
P
Paula Rawl Calhoon
District 87
R
J
John Thomas Lastinger
District 88
Republican
M
Micah Caskey
District 89
Republican
J
Justin Bamberg
District 90
D
L
Lonnie Hosey
District 91
D
B
Brandon Cox
District 92
R
J
Jerry Govan
District 93
Democratic
G
Gil Gatch
District 94
R
G
Gilda Cobb-Hunter
District 95
D
R
Ryan McCabe
District 96
Republican
R
Robby Robbins
District 97
R
G
Greg Ford
District 98
R
M
Mark Smith
District 99
Republican
S
Sylleste Davis
District 100
R
R
Roger K. Kirby
District 101
D
H
Harriet Holman
District 102
R
C
Carl Anderson
District 103
D
W
William Bailey
District 104
R
K
Kevin Hardee
District 105
R
V
Val Guest Jr.
District 106
Republican
C
Case Brittain
District 107
Republican
L
Lee Hewitt
District 108
R
T
Tiffany Spann-Wilder
District 109
D
T
Tom Hartnett Jr.
District 110
Republican
W
Wendell Gilliard
District 111
D
J
Joe Bustos
District 112
Republican
C
Courtney Waters
District 113
D
G
Gary Brewer
District 114
Republican
S
Spencer Wetmore
District 115
Democratic
J
James Teeple
District 116
R
J
Jordan S. Pace
District 117
R
B
Bill Herbkersman
District 118
Republican
L
Leon Stavrinakis
District 119
Democratic
W
Weston J. Newton
District 120
Republican
M
Michael F. Rivers Sr.
District 121
D
B
Bill Hager
District 122
Republican
J
Jeff Bradley
District 123
R
S
Shannon Erickson
District 124
R

Counties in South Carolina

Abbeville County (24,607) · Aiken County (179,245) · Allendale County (7,551) · Anderson County (217,183) · Bamberg County (12,870) · Barnwell County (20,495) · Beaufort County (201,775) · Berkeley County (264,276) · Calhoun County (14,249) · Charleston County (431,001) · Cherokee County (57,770) · Chester County (32,323) · Chesterfield County (44,488) · Clarendon County (31,030) · Colleton County (39,259) · Darlington County (62,425) · Dillon County (27,577) · Dorchester County (174,663) · Edgefield County (29,455) · Fairfield County (20,369) · Florence County (138,049) · Georgetown County (66,035) · Greenville County (570,745) · Greenwood County (70,041) · Hampton County (18,172) · Horry County (413,391) · Jasper County (35,618) · Kershaw County (71,698) · Lancaster County (111,652) · Laurens County (70,545) · Lee County (15,958) · Lexington County (313,774) · Marion County (28,368) · Marlboro County (25,498) · McCormick County (9,983) · Newberry County (39,203) · Oconee County (82,475) · Orangeburg County (83,129) · Pickens County (138,207) · Richland County (430,651) · Saluda County (19,452) · Spartanburg County (369,256) · Sumter County (104,776) · Union County (26,678) · Williamsburg County (29,865) · York County (303,001)

★ Bills & Legislation — South Carolina

No legislative bills tracked for South Carolina yet.

★ Government Structure — South Carolina

★ Executive Branch

  • • Governor — Chief executive, signs/vetoes bills, oversees state agencies
  • • Lieutenant Governor — Presides over Senate, succession
  • • Attorney General — State legal affairs, consumer protection
  • • Secretary of State — Elections, business registration
  • • Treasurer / Comptroller — State finances, revenue

★ Legislative Branch

  • • State Senate — Upper chamber, 46 members
  • • State House/Assembly — Lower chamber, 124 members
  • • Committees — Review bills before floor votes
  • • Session — Typically meets Jan-May, varies by state

★ Judicial Branch

  • • State Supreme Court — Highest court, final appeals
  • • Appeals Court — Intermediate appellate review
  • • District / Circuit Courts — Trial courts for major cases
  • • County / Municipal Courts — Local jurisdiction
ⓘ Did you know? Every state has a unique constitution, and South Carolina's legislative process determines how laws are made, amended, and repealed at the state level. Learn more by contacting your representatives.
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