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Results have rolled in for South Carolina’s midterm elections. 

The South Carolina midterms were held on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with early voting spanning through late October. More than 330,000 ballots were cast in Greenville and Spartanburg counties. 

Here’s a look at the winners of various races, according to data from the South Carolina Election Commission.

Republican Alan Wilson has won the election for the state’s governor, taking 51.59% of the vote over Democrat opponent Jermaine Johnson. Mike Reichenbach will serve as lieutenant governor.

In the race for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat, Democrat Annie Andrews beat Republican Darline Graham with 51.13% of the vote. Graham, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, received 46.65% of the vote.

Here’s how other contested races shaped up throughout the state:

U.S. House of Representatives, District 3

  • Sheri Biggs (R) – 63.69%

  • Eunice Lehmacher (D) – 34.38%

U.S. House of Representatives, District 4

  • William Timmons (R) – 51.72%

  • Courtney McClain (D) – 45.64%

Secretary of State

  • Mark Hammond (R) – 52.99%

  • Jason Belton (D) – 46.97%

State Treasurer

  • Curtis Loftis (R) – 52.53%

  • Vincent Coe (D) – 47.41%

Attorney General 

  • David Stumbo (R) – 52.32%

  • Richard Hricik (D) – 47.63%

Comptroller General

  • Mike Burkhold (R) – 52.07%

  • Tiffany Boozer (D) – 47.9%

State Superintendent of Education

  • Ellen Weaver (R) – 50.98%

  • Sylvia Wright (D) – 48.19%

Commissioner of Agriculture

  • Cody Simpson (R) – 51.6%

  • DeShawn Blanding (D) – 45.65%

State House of Representatives, District 21

  • Dianne Mitchell (R) – 60.83%

  • Dexter Reaves (D) – 39.09%

For more information on statewide elections, visit SCVotes.gov.