Results are in for the June 9 Statewide Primaries.Â
Here’s a look at various race results, according to data from the South Carolina Election Commission. The bolded names indicate winners. In races where no candidate received a majority of the vote, a runoff election will be held between the top two candidates on June 23. The Statewide General Election will be held in November.
Editor’s Note: The results reported in this story reflect current data from the state Election Commission as of Wednesday afternoon.
Governor
Republican Primary
Pamela Evette, 28.8%
Joshua KimbrellÂ
Nancy MaceÂ
Ralph W NormanÂ
Rom ReddyÂ
Alan Wilson, 26.15%
Democrat Primary
Jermaine Johnson, 59.6%
Mullins McLeod
Billy Webster
Attorney General
Republican Primary
Stephen Goldfinch, 39.9%
David M Pascoe
David Stumbo, 35.6%
Secretary of State
Democrat Primary
Jason Belton, 50.5%
Edwina Winter
State Treasurer
Democrat Primary
Vincent Coe, 55.7%
Trav Robertson Jr
Comptroller General
Democrat Primary
Tiffany Boozer, 74.4%
Bruce K Cole
State Superintendent of Education
Democrat Primary
Lisa Ellis
Sylvia Wright, 61%
Commissioner of Agriculture
Republican Primary
Jeremy B Cannon
Danny Ford, 37.2%
Cody Simpson, 38.1%
Fred West
U.S. Senate
Republican Primary
Calvin Cowen
Thomas Keith Dismukes
Lindsey Graham, 56.7%
Pat HerrmannÂ
Mark LynchÂ
Darius L Mitchell
Democrat Primary
Annie Andrews, 61.5%
Brandon P Brown
Kyle Freeman
U.S. House of Representatives District 4
Republican Primary
David Atchley
Robert E Lee
William Timmons, 65.3%
State House of Representatives District 21
Republican Primary
Heather Currie
Dianne Mitchell, 75.1%
Greenville County Council District 17
Republican Primary
Joe Dill, 47.3%
John Ehlers
Travis Forrester, 30.2%
James Hoard
Spartanburg County Council Chair
Republican Primary
Ann Angermeier
William Crawford, 37.8%
Mike Stacy, 27.6%
David Whitener
Democrat Primary
Lekesa Kesha Whitner, 75.2%
Leon Wiles
Spartanburg County Council District 5
Republican Primary
Brent D Cobb
Betty Montgomery, 52.8%
For a live look at election results, visit SCVotes.gov. GreerNews will continue to monitor state elections as General Election Day approaches.
