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1874 South Carolina governor election

Daniel H. Chamberlain (Republican) beat John T. Green (independent) in South Carolina in 1874, 53.9% to 46.1%, a margin of 7.8 points and 11,585 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1872, when Franklin J. Moses Jr. won.

Republicans led in 19 of the 32 counties as they stood then and other candidates in 13. The largest, Charleston, cast 20,120 votes and went to the other candidates by 13.3 points. The closest was Lancaster, where 32 votes separated the top two.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Governor

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Daniel H. Chamberlain won Republican 80,403 53.9%
John T. Green Independent Republican 68,818 46.1%
All other candidates 19 0.0%
Total149,240

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Charleston 0 0.0% 8,727 43.4% 11,393 20,120 Others
Beaufort 0 0.0% 4,778 69.7% 2,076 6,854 R+69.7
Abbeville 0 0.0% 4,181 62.7% 2,486 6,667 R+62.7
Edgefield 0 0.0% 3,398 54.0% 2,900 6,298 R+54.0
Barnwell 0 0.0% 3,797 62.1% 2,320 6,117 R+62.1
Orangeburg 0 0.0% 3,779 65.2% 2,014 5,793 R+65.2
Colleton 0 0.0% 3,539 62.7% 2,106 5,645 R+62.7
Darlington 0 0.0% 3,729 66.8% 1,851 5,580 R+66.8
Richland 0 0.0% 3,974 72.7% 1,491 5,465 R+72.7
Marion 0 0.0% 2,343 48.1% 2,529 4,872 Others
Sumter 0 0.0% 758 15.6% 4,091 4,849 Others
Aiken 0 0.0% 2,388 50.7% 2,320 4,708 R+50.7
Laurens 0 0.0% 2,892 61.4% 1,815 4,707 R+61.4
Newberry 0 0.0% 3,181 68.3% 1,476 4,657 R+68.3
York 0 0.0% 2,588 55.6% 2,067 4,655 R+55.6
Fairfield 0 0.0% 3,022 67.2% 1,478 4,500 R+67.2
Anderson 0 0.0% 1,762 41.0% 2,534 4,296 Others
Spartanburg 0 0.0% 1,540 36.7% 2,657 4,197 Others
Greenville 0 0.0% 1,879 45.1% 2,288 4,167 Others
Chester 0 0.0% 2,630 64.2% 1,464 4,094 R+64.2
Union 0 0.0% 1,810 47.6% 1,993 3,803 Others
Williamsburg 0 0.0% 2,313 65.0% 1,243 3,556 R+65.0
Kershaw 0 0.0% 1,983 61.1% 1,264 3,247 R+61.1
Marlboro 0 0.0% 1,841 58.2% 1,322 3,163 R+58.2
Lexington 0 0.0% 1,156 42.5% 1,562 2,718 Others
Clarendon 0 0.0% 737 28.0% 1,895 2,632 Others
Georgetown 0 0.0% 1,821 70.7% 753 2,574 R+70.7
Lancaster 0 0.0% 1,169 50.7% 1,137 2,306 R+50.7
Chesterfield 0 0.0% 918 45.0% 1,122 2,040 Others
Horry 0 0.0% 597 31.7% 1,288 1,885 Others
Oconee 0 0.0% 582 32.0% 1,238 1,820 Others
Pickens 0 0.0% 591 44.2% 745 1,336 Others

Counties as they stood in 1874; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

South Carolina governor elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Henry McMaster (R) R+17.4
2018 Henry McMaster (R) R+8.0
2014 Nikki R. Haley (R) R+14.5
2010 Nikki R. Haley (R) R+4.5
2006 Mark Sanford (R) R+10.3
2002 Mark Sanford (R) R+5.8
1998 James H. Hodges (D) D+8.0
1994 David Beasley (R) R+2.5
1990 Carroll Campbell (R) R+41.6
1986 Carroll Campbell (R) R+3.1
1982 Richard Riley (D) D+39.6
1978 Richard W. Riley (D) D+23.6
1974 James B. Edwards (R) R+3.3
1970 John C. West (D) D+5.9
1966 Robert Evander McNair (D) D+16.3
1962 Donald S. Russell (D) D+100.0
1958 Ernest F. Hollings (D) D+100.0
1954 George Bell Timmerman (D) D+100.0
1950 James F. Byrnes (D) D+100.0
1946 James Strom Thurmond (D) D+100.0
1942 Olin D. Johnston (D) D+100.0
1938 Burnet Rhett Maybank (D) D+98.9
1934 Olin D. Johnston (D) D+100.0
1930 Ibra C. Blackwood (D) D+100.0
1926 John G. Richards (D) D+100.0
1924 Thomas G. McLeod (D) D+100.0
1922 Thomas G. McLeod (D) D+100.0
1920 Robert A. Cooper (D) D+100.0
1918 Robert A. Cooper (D) D+100.0
1916 Richard Irvine Manning III (D) D+97.9
1914 Richard Irvine Manning III (D) D+99.8
1912 Coleman L. Blease (D) D+99.5
1910 Coleman L. Blease (D) D+99.8
1908 Martin F. Ansel (D) D+100.0
1906 Martin F. Ansel (D) D+99.9
1904 Duncan C. Heyward (D) D+100.0
1902 Duncan C. Heyward (D) D+100.0
1900 Miles B. McSweeney (D) D+100.0
1898 William H. Ellerbe (D) D+100.0
1896 William H. Ellerbe (D) D+82.5
1894 John Gary Evans (D) D+69.6
1892 Benjamin Ryan Tillman (D) D+99.9
1890 Benjamin Ryan Tillman (D) D+79.8
1888 John P. Richardson (D) D+100.0
1886 John P. Richardson (D) D+100.0
1884 Hugh S. Thompson (D) D+100.0
1882 Hugh S. Thompson (D) D+79.0
1880 Johnson Hagood (D) D+96.4
1878 Wade Hampton (D) D+99.8
1876 Wade Hampton (D) D+0.6
1874 Daniel H. Chamberlain (R) R+53.9
1872 Franklin J. Moses Jr. (R) R+65.4
1870 Robert K. Scott (R) R+62.3
1868 Robert K. Scott (R) R+50.4
1865 James Lawrence Orr (other)