2026 results · the new Congress · South Carolina
South Carolina’s House delegation goes from 1–6 to 2–5
Democrats first. 7 seats; 1 seat changed party and 2 new members were elected. A change of +1 Democratic seat.
Every seat
- South Carolina 1st DistrictNancy Mace R , then Nancy Lacore DChanged partyRan for governor
- South Carolina 2nd DistrictJoe Wilson R , then Joe Wilson RRe-elected
- South Carolina 3rd DistrictSheri Biggs R , then Sheri Biggs RRe-elected
- South Carolina 4th DistrictWilliam R. Timmons IV R , then William Timmons RRe-elected
- South Carolina 5th DistrictRalph Norman R , then Wes Climer RRan for governor, then Senate
- South Carolina 6th DistrictJames E. Clyburn D , then James E Jim Clyburn DRe-elected
- South Carolina 7th DistrictRussell Fry R , then Russell Fry RRe-elected
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them.
The new members
Photo credits
Nancy Lacore, by U.S. Navy, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, background removed.The Senate seat on the ballot
Darline Graham (R): defeated by annie andrews. Won by Annie Andrews (D), by 4.5 points. The race →