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Election 2004 Results

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2004 US House elections in South Carolina

South Carolina elected 6 members of the House in 2004: Democrats won 2 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 5th district, decided by 26.1 points: John M. Spratt, Jr. (Democrat) beat Albert F. Spencer (Republican), 63.0% to 36.9%, a margin of 26.1 points and 63,299 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 25 of the 46 counties and Republicans in 21. The largest, Greenville, cast 164,476 votes and went to the Republican by 42.8 points. The closest was Calhoun, where 139 votes separated the two parties.

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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.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 none Henry E. Brown186,448 (87.8%) 25,860 R+87.8
2 Michael Ray Ellisor93,249 (33.3%) Joe Wilson181,862 (65.0%) 4,759 R+31.7
3 none J. Gresham Barrett191,052 (99.5%) 947 R+99.5
4 Brandon P. Brown78,376 (29.0%) Bob Inglis188,795 (69.8%) 3,423 R+40.8
5 John M. Spratt, Jr.152,867 (63.0%) Albert F. Spencer89,568 (36.9%) 83 D+26.1
6 James E. Clyburn161,987 (67.0%) Gary McLeod79,600 (32.9%) 242 D+34.1

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Greenville 45,899 27.9% 116,332 70.7% 2,245 164,476 R+42.8
Richland 70,125 54.0% 58,041 44.7% 1,682 129,848 D+9.3
Charleston 13,721 13.6% 75,178 74.3% 12,262 101,161 R+60.8
Spartanburg 27,777 29.8% 64,475 69.1% 1,024 93,276 R+39.3
Lexington 20,285 22.3% 69,209 76.3% 1,268 90,762 R+53.9
York 37,861 55.6% 30,145 44.3% 29 68,035 D+11.3
Horry 0 0.0% 53,371 89.6% 6,182 59,553 R+89.6
Beaufort 14,597 27.7% 36,903 69.9% 1,291 52,791 R+42.3
Anderson 0 0.0% 48,622 99.5% 226 48,848 R+99.5
Florence 25,121 52.8% 22,424 47.1% 33 47,578 D+5.7
Aiken 3,327 7.3% 42,025 92.4% 137 45,489 R+85.1
Berkeley 7,470 17.0% 33,425 75.9% 3,138 44,033 R+58.9
Orangeburg 25,674 68.6% 11,529 30.8% 229 37,432 D+37.8
Sumter 23,608 63.4% 13,610 36.6% 37,218 D+26.9
Dorchester 4,272 12.7% 26,820 79.5% 2,650 33,742 R+66.8
Pickens 0 0.0% 32,722 99.4% 202 32,924 R+99.4
Darlington 15,473 63.1% 9,041 36.9% 10 24,524 D+26.2
Oconee 0 0.0% 22,464 99.6% 89 22,553 R+99.6
Kershaw 12,426 57.0% 9,388 43.0% 21,814 D+13.9
Lancaster 12,871 63.5% 7,386 36.4% 9 20,266 D+27.1
Cherokee 10,245 57.1% 7,699 42.9% 6 17,950 D+14.2
Georgetown 3,546 19.9% 12,674 71.0% 1,633 17,853 R+51.1
Laurens 495 2.8% 16,878 95.4% 325 17,698 R+92.6
Greenwood 0 0.0% 15,890 99.5% 86 15,976 R+99.5
Chesterfield 10,036 71.2% 4,043 28.7% 9 14,088 D+42.5
Williamsburg 10,469 74.8% 3,512 25.1% 14 13,995 D+49.7
Colleton 6,982 52.3% 6,363 47.7% 5 13,350 D+4.6
Clarendon 8,376 62.9% 4,901 36.8% 30 13,307 D+26.1
Marion 8,862 72.7% 3,321 27.3% 2 12,185 D+45.5
Newberry 7,131 60.2% 4,707 39.7% 4 11,842 D+20.5
Union 4,205 37.4% 6,893 61.3% 138 11,236 R+23.9
Chester 8,008 72.9% 2,969 27.0% 5 10,982 D+45.9
Dillon 6,776 73.9% 2,383 26.0% 6 9,165 D+47.9
Fairfield 6,900 77.5% 2,008 22.5% 8,908 D+54.9
Barnwell 3,499 41.9% 4,751 56.9% 93 8,343 R+15.0
Marlboro 6,504 81.2% 1,499 18.7% 3 8,006 D+62.5
Lee 6,200 77.9% 1,762 22.1% 7,962 D+55.7
Hampton 4,206 57.7% 2,962 40.7% 118 7,286 D+17.1
Calhoun 3,412 50.8% 3,273 48.7% 31 6,716 D+2.1
Jasper 3,608 56.2% 2,762 43.0% 54 6,424 D+13.2
Abbeville 0 0.0% 6,280 99.6% 23 6,303 R+99.6
Bamberg 4,138 71.3% 1,666 28.7% 5,804 D+42.6
Edgefield 0 0.0% 5,673 99.8% 12 5,685 R+99.8
Saluda 0 0.0% 5,355 100.0% 5,355 R+100.0
Allendale 2,374 70.4% 987 29.3% 11 3,372 D+41.1
McCormick 0 0.0% 3,004 100.0% 3,004 R+100.0

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

South Carolina in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 1, R 6 R+20.6
2022 D 1, R 6 R+33.6
2020 D 1, R 6 R+13.4
2018 D 2, R 5 R+9.9
2016 D 1, R 6 R+19.2
2014 D 1, R 6 R+30.5
2012 D 1, R 6 R+15.7
2010 D 1, R 5 R+15.7
2008 D 2, R 4 R+1.1
2006 D 2, R 4 R+11.7
2004 D 2, R 4 R+29.9
2002 D 2, R 4 R+22.8
2000 D 2, R 4 R+15.5
1998 D 2, R 4 R+21.5
1996 D 2, R 4 R+31.9
1994 D 2, R 4 R+27.6
1992 D 3, R 3 R+6.7
1990 D 4, R 2 D+16.2