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Election 2010 Results

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2010 US House elections in South Carolina

South Carolina elected 6 members of the House in 2010: Democrats won 1 seats and Republicans 5.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 9.7 points: Joe Wilson (Republican) beat Rob Miller (Democrat), 53.5% to 43.8%, a margin of 9.7 points and 25,236 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 28 of the 46 counties and Democrats in 18. The largest, Greenville, cast 132,497 votes and went to the Republican by 34.6 points. The closest was Barnwell, where 108 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 Ben Frasier67,008 (28.7%) Tim Scott152,755 (65.4%) 13,932 R+36.7
2 Rob Miller113,625 (43.8%) Joe Wilson138,861 (53.5%) 7,186 R+9.7
3 Jane Ballard Dyer73,095 (36.2%) Jeff Duncan126,235 (62.5%) 2,778 R+26.3
4 Paul Corden62,438 (28.8%) Trey Gowdy137,586 (63.5%) 16,814 R+34.7
5 John M. Spratt, Jr.102,296 (44.8%) Mick Mulvaney125,834 (55.1%) 156 R+10.3
6 James E. Clyburn125,459 (62.9%) Jim Pratt72,661 (36.4%) 1,470 D+26.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Greenville 37,291 28.1% 83,084 62.7% 12,122 132,497 R+34.6
Richland 73,383 62.5% 41,888 35.6% 2,229 117,500 D+26.8
Charleston 38,490 37.8% 57,298 56.3% 5,977 101,765 R+18.5
Lexington 26,064 31.3% 54,112 64.9% 3,190 83,366 R+33.6
Spartanburg 20,949 28.3% 48,873 66.0% 4,183 74,005 R+37.7
Horry 17,448 25.2% 47,648 68.9% 4,020 69,116 R+43.7
York 25,049 36.5% 43,437 63.4% 63 68,549 R+26.8
Beaufort 20,442 39.9% 29,364 57.4% 1,389 51,195 R+17.4
Anderson 17,774 35.8% 31,157 62.7% 768 49,699 R+26.9
Aiken 17,186 35.2% 30,943 63.4% 655 48,784 R+28.2
Berkeley 14,577 34.1% 26,503 62.0% 1,685 42,765 R+27.9
Florence 19,105 47.3% 21,065 52.2% 205 40,375 R+4.9
Dorchester 11,214 31.3% 22,805 63.6% 1,821 35,840 R+32.3
Sumter 16,611 55.0% 13,485 44.6% 116 30,212 D+10.3
Pickens 8,501 28.2% 20,979 69.7% 638 30,118 R+41.4
Orangeburg 19,654 69.3% 8,514 30.0% 207 28,375 D+39.3
Lancaster 9,067 40.9% 13,076 59.0% 36 22,179 R+18.1
Kershaw 9,209 41.8% 12,823 58.2% 12 22,044 R+16.4
Darlington 10,770 50.6% 10,507 49.4% 5 21,282 D+1.2
Georgetown 8,128 38.7% 12,047 57.4% 827 21,002 R+18.7
Oconee 6,789 32.3% 13,835 65.9% 377 21,001 R+33.6
Greenwood 8,407 41.9% 11,453 57.1% 191 20,051 R+15.2
Laurens 6,599 38.0% 10,510 60.5% 273 17,382 R+22.5
Cherokee 5,107 35.7% 9,210 64.3% 5 14,322 R+28.6
Colleton 6,148 47.2% 6,817 52.3% 65 13,030 R+5.1
Newberry 5,076 42.0% 6,995 57.9% 8 12,079 R+15.9
Williamsburg 8,018 69.6% 3,448 30.0% 46 11,512 D+39.7
Clarendon 6,058 53.7% 5,125 45.5% 90 11,273 D+8.3
Chesterfield 5,366 48.1% 5,790 51.9% 3 11,159 R+3.8
Marion 6,606 63.6% 3,703 35.7% 74 10,383 D+28.0
Chester 4,973 52.8% 4,447 47.2% 5 9,425 D+5.6
Union 3,847 42.0% 4,913 53.6% 408 9,168 R+11.6
Fairfield 5,743 65.2% 3,058 34.7% 4 8,805 D+30.5
Edgefield 3,533 43.3% 4,569 56.0% 63 8,165 R+12.7
Dillon 4,433 56.7% 3,387 43.3% 2 7,822 D+13.4
Abbeville 3,439 47.2% 3,748 51.4% 99 7,286 R+4.2
Marlboro 4,818 66.9% 2,384 33.1% 2 7,204 D+33.8
Barnwell 3,360 48.6% 3,468 50.2% 83 6,911 R+1.6
Lee 4,446 67.6% 2,124 32.3% 3 6,573 D+35.3
Hampton 4,014 63.0% 2,283 35.9% 70 6,367 D+27.2
Jasper 3,675 58.8% 2,471 39.6% 100 6,246 D+19.3
Saluda 2,498 40.2% 3,643 58.6% 74 6,215 R+18.4
Calhoun 2,983 51.1% 2,775 47.5% 80 5,838 D+3.6
Bamberg 3,129 65.3% 1,642 34.3% 23 4,794 D+31.0
McCormick 2,069 52.1% 1,879 47.4% 20 3,968 D+4.8
Allendale 1,875 73.8% 647 25.5% 20 2,542 D+48.3

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