Here are the complete, official results for the Nov. 5 general election in Greenville County. Winners in bold.
Greenville County
Greenville County capital project sales tax referendum (246,445 total votes)
- Yes – 119,611
- No – 126,834
County Council District 22 (22,360 total votes)
- Frank Farmer (Republican) – 13,552
- Karine Debaty (Democrat) – 8,796
- Write-in – 12
County Council District 24 (20,118 total votes)
- Liz Seman (incumbent, Republican) – 16,699
- John Langville (Constituational Party) – 3,277
- Write-in – 142
School Board Area 17 (18,845 total votes)
- Lisa Campbell Bracewell – 5,936
- Carolyn J. Styles – 12,750
- Write-in – 159
School Board Area 19 (16,733 total votes)
- Scott Cline – 6,151
- Robert Hamilton – 2,381
- Dan Healy – 3,004
- Amanda Stone – 5,071
- Write-in – 126
School Board Area 21 (17,187 total votes)
- Angie Mosley (incumbent) – 10,317
- Steve Whaley – 6,756
- Write-in – 114
School Board Area 25 (12,699 total votes)
- Greg Cantrell – 3,425
- Michelle Goodwin-Calwile (incumbent) – 6,552
- Jack Logan – 2,602
- Write-in – 120
School Board Area 27 (17,061 total votes)
- Sarah Dulin (incumbent) – 9,532
- Missey Marsh – 7,420
- Write-in – 109
Elected unopposed:
- Hobart Lewis (R-Sheriff)
- Jay Gresham (R-Clerk of Court)
- Mike Ellis (R-Coroner)
- Timothy L. Nanney (R-Register of Deeds)
- Glenda Chatman Morrison-Fair (Greenville County Schools board of trustees, incumbent, Area 23)
- County Council candidates
- Kelly Cason Long (County Council, R-District 18)
- Steve Shaw (County Council, R-District 20)
- Curt McGahhey (County Council, R-District 21)
- Ennis M. Fant (County Council, D-District 25)
- Garey Collins (County Council, R-District 27)
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. House District 3 (346,713 total votes)
- Sheri Biggs (Republican) – 248,451
- Bryon L. Best (Democrat) – 87,735
- Mike Bedenbaugh (Alliance Party) –9,918
- Write-in – 609
U.S. House District 4 (346,414 total votes)
- William Timmons (incumbent, Republican) – 206,916
- Mark Hackett (Constitution Party) – 9,779
- Kathryn Harvey (Democrat) – 128,976
- Write-in – 743
S.C. General Assembly
S.C. Senate District 8 (62,326 total votes)
- Ross Turner (incumbent, Republican) – 39,251
- Taylor Culliver (Democrat) – 23,011
- Write-in – 64
S.C. Senate District 9 (54,488 total votes)
- Danny Verdin (incumbent, Republican) – 38,275
- C. Randy Driggers (Democrat) – 16,151
- Write-in – 62
S.C. Senate District 12 (57,330 total votes)
- Roger Allen Nutt (Republican) – 36,715
- Octavia Amaechi (Democrat) – 20,545
- Write-in – 70
S.C. House District 7 (15,121 total votes)
- Lee Gilreath (Republican) – 13,699
- Hunter Savirino (Libertarian) – 1,368
- Write-in – 54
S.C. House District 20 (19,732 total votes)
- Stephen Frank (Republican) – 13,444
- Stephen Dreyfus (Democrat) – 6,248
- Write-in – 40
S.C. House District 22 (22,076 total votes)
- Paul Wickensimer (Republican) – 13,243
- Brann Fowler (Democrat) – 8,794
- Write-in – 39
S.C. House District 23 (11,089 total votes)
- Chandra Dillard (incumbent, Democrat) – 8,868
- James Archibald Atkins Jr. (Libertarian) – 2,168
- Write-in – 53
S.C. House District 24 (23,227 total votes)
- Bruce Bannister (incumbent, Republican) – 14,021
- Shauna R. Johnson (Democrat) – 9,171
- Write-in – 35
S.C. House District 25 (15,321 total votes)
- Tim Kennedy (Republican) – 5,694
- Wendell Jones (incumbent, Democrat) – 9,608
- Write-in – 19
S.C. House District 27 (22,211 total votes)
- David Vaughan (incumbent, Republican) – 13,330
- John MacCarthy (Democrat) – 8,869
- Write-in – 12
S.C. House District 28 (23,273 total votes)
- Chris Huff (Republican) – 15,095
- Fritz Wiebel (Democrat) – 8,145
- Write-in – 33
Elected unopposed:
S.C. Senate: Rex F. Rice (R-District 2), Tom Corbin (R-District 5), Jason Elliott (R-District 6), Karl B. Allen (D-District 7) and Shane Martin (R-District 13).
S.C. House: Neal Collins (R-District 5), Thomas Beach (R-District 10), Mark N. Willis (R-District 16), Mike Burns (R-District 17), Alan Morgan (R-District 18), Patrick Haddon (R-District 19), Bobby J. Cox (R-District 21) and Bill Chumley (R-District 35).
All final results are from scvotes.org.
This story was first published Nov. 6 at 7:30 a.m.
