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Election 2014 Results

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2014 US House elections in South Carolina

South Carolina elected 7 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 1 seats and Republicans 6.

The closest was the 5th district, decided by 17.8 points: Mick Mulvaney (Republican) beat Tom Adams (Democrat), 58.9% to 41.1%, a margin of 17.8 points and 31,093 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 31 of the 46 counties and Democrats in 15. The largest, Greenville, cast 110,816 votes and went to the Republican by 77.7 points. The closest was Chester, where 57 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 Mark Sanford119,392 (93.4%) 8,423 R+93.4
2 Phil Black68,719 (35.3%) Joe Wilson121,649 (62.4%) 4,440 R+27.2
3 Barbara Jo Mullis47,181 (28.8%) Jeff Duncan116,741 (71.2%) 87 R+42.4
4 none Trey Gowdy126,452 (84.8%) 22,597 R+84.8
5 Tom Adams71,985 (41.1%) Mick Mulvaney103,078 (58.9%) 82 R+17.8
6 James E. Clyburn125,747 (72.5%) Anthony Culler44,311 (25.5%) 3,374 D+47.0
7 Gloria Bromell-Tinubu68,576 (40.0%) Tom Rice102,833 (60.0%) 115 R+20.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Greenville 4,599 4.2% 90,675 81.8% 15,542 110,816 R+77.7
Richland 69,045 62.6% 38,751 35.2% 2,440 110,236 D+27.5
Lexington 19,689 26.1% 53,641 71.1% 2,084 75,414 R+45.0
Charleston 16,317 22.8% 49,809 69.5% 5,556 71,682 R+46.7
Horry 20,047 29.3% 48,224 70.6% 73 68,344 R+41.2
York 20,463 35.6% 37,005 64.4% 23 57,491 R+28.8
Spartanburg 925 1.7% 47,848 85.7% 7,072 55,845 R+84.0
Aiken 14,013 30.9% 30,471 67.2% 832 45,316 R+36.3
Anderson 11,653 26.1% 32,961 73.8% 21 44,635 R+47.7
Florence 16,914 46.5% 19,398 53.3% 69 36,381 R+6.8
Beaufort 1,973 5.8% 30,873 90.4% 1,314 34,160 R+84.6
Berkeley 4,673 14.2% 27,039 82.0% 1,266 32,978 R+67.8
Sumter 16,754 56.1% 13,051 43.7% 61 29,866 D+12.4
Orangeburg 20,393 72.9% 7,264 26.0% 307 27,964 D+46.9
Pickens 5,450 20.0% 21,720 79.9% 23 27,193 R+59.8
Dorchester 3,307 12.9% 21,123 82.3% 1,235 25,665 R+69.4
Georgetown 8,550 41.8% 11,874 58.1% 12 20,436 R+16.3
Oconee 4,742 23.5% 15,460 76.5% 13 20,215 R+53.0
Lancaster 7,462 37.0% 12,717 63.0% 11 20,190 R+26.0
Kershaw 7,531 39.1% 11,737 60.9% 15 19,283 R+21.8
Darlington 9,132 49.1% 9,459 50.9% 6 18,597 R+1.8
Greenwood 6,270 35.5% 11,399 64.5% 6 17,675 R+29.0
Laurens 4,859 32.1% 10,285 67.9% 8 15,152 R+35.8
Cherokee 3,816 31.2% 8,423 68.8% 9 12,248 R+37.6
Newberry 4,162 38.3% 6,704 61.7% 10,866 R+23.4
Williamsburg 7,747 72.0% 2,898 26.9% 116 10,761 D+45.1
Colleton 5,248 49.2% 5,188 48.6% 230 10,666 D+0.6
Clarendon 5,948 57.6% 4,177 40.5% 193 10,318 D+17.2
Chesterfield 4,199 41.0% 6,031 58.9% 4 10,234 R+17.9
Marion 5,408 61.9% 3,329 38.1% 1 8,738 D+23.8
Fairfield 5,077 63.1% 2,969 36.9% 2 8,048 D+26.2
Chester 3,964 49.6% 4,021 50.3% 3 7,988 R+0.7
Union 3,626 46.4% 4,180 53.5% 5 7,811 R+7.1
Abbeville 2,709 38.1% 4,403 61.9% 1 7,113 R+23.8
Edgefield 2,702 38.8% 4,269 61.2% 1 6,972 R+22.5
Jasper 3,645 55.0% 2,858 43.1% 127 6,630 D+11.9
Dillon 3,141 49.0% 3,261 50.9% 3 6,405 R+1.9
Marlboro 3,658 58.8% 2,556 41.1% 5 6,219 D+17.7
Barnwell 2,984 48.5% 3,061 49.7% 108 6,153 R+1.3
Hampton 3,953 68.6% 1,725 29.9% 87 5,765 D+38.6
Lee 3,928 68.4% 1,810 31.5% 1 5,739 D+36.9
Saluda 1,930 34.4% 3,674 65.5% 3 5,607 R+31.1
Calhoun 2,852 54.8% 2,228 42.8% 125 5,205 D+12.0
Bamberg 3,371 68.9% 1,448 29.6% 75 4,894 D+39.3
McCormick 1,614 45.0% 1,969 54.9% 1 3,584 R+9.9
Allendale 1,765 77.3% 490 21.5% 29 2,284 D+55.8

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