State Senate District 42 Democratic Primary
August 13, 2013 - Charleston & Dorchester Counties
OFFICIAL RESULTS
August 13, 2013 - Charleston & Dorchester Counties
OFFICIAL RESULTS
Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester Counties
Special Election Results - May 7, 2013
Republican Primary Runoff Results - April 2, 2013
Republican Primary Recount Results - March 22, 2013
Republican & Democratic Primary Results - March 19, 2013
Candidates:
Mark Sanford, Republican
Elizabeth Colbert Busch, Democratic
Elizabeth Colbert Busch, Working Families
Eugene Platt, Green
Press Releases:
May 6, 2013 - Photo ID - What U.S. House District 1 Voters Need to Know
March 12, 2013 - Greenville County
OFFICIAL RESULTS
Candidate | Total | Percent |
Mike Burns, Republican WINNER | 805 | 98.2% |
Write-in | 15 | 1.8% |
February 5, 2013 - Greenville County
OFFICIAL RESULTS
Candidate | Total | Percent |
Mike Burns WINNER | 1,385 | 55.0% |
Chris Sullivan | 1,134 | 45.0% |
January 22, 2013 - Greenville County
OFFICIAL RESULTS
Candidate | Total | Percent |
Mike Burns RUNOFF | 1,117 | 50.0% |
Roy Harmon | 143 | 6.4% |
Tom Kolarik | 75 | 3.4% |
Chris Sullivan RUNOFF | 876 | 39.2% |
Randall Young | 24 | 1.1% |
The following is a list of protests and appeals filed with the State Election Commission for the 2012 General Election. Protests for countywide and less-than-countywide offices are filed with the appropriate county election commission. Protests heard by county election commissions may be appealed to the State Election Commission.
The SEC will hear protests and appeals at 2221 Devine Street, Suite 101, Columbia, SC, 29205, unless noted otherwise.
PROTESTS
Filing deadline: Noon, Monday, November 19th (except offices affected by Richland County ballots)
Filing deadline for all offices affected by Richland County ballots: Noon, Monday, November 26
Copies of these protests are attached to this post.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (November 19, 2012) - The State Election Commission (SEC) today certified the results of the following offices in the 2012 General Election:
Certification of the results of these offices was delayed by order of the S.C. Supreme Court due to a delay in certification of results by the Richland County Election Commission.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (November 16, 2012) - The State Election Commission (SEC) has received certified results from the Richland County Election Commission and will certify the results for the following offices at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, November 19, following an audit conducted by SEC staff:
The SEC today certified the Lexington School Board District 3 Recount, which includes parts of Lexington and Saluda counties. Click here for results of the recount.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (November 14, 2012) - The State Election Commission (SEC) today certified partial results of the 2012 General Election. No results were certified for any offices appearing on Richland County ballots.
Under Order of the S.C. Supreme Court, Richland County election results will be certified by the Richland County Election Commission prior to noon, Friday, November 16; and subsequently, by the SEC. The SEC certification is set for 2:30 p.m. on Friday, November 16.
Click here to read the S.C. Supreme Court order.
Offices not included in today's certification:
COLUMBIA, S.C. (November 6, 2012) - South Carolina voters turned out today in large numbers across the state. Initial reports from precincts indicate voter turnout is likely to be on-par with the record-breaking 2008 General Election.
Voters returned approximately 400 thousand absentee ballots this year, surpassing the 2008 record of 342 thousand absentee ballots. Voters showed the same enthusiasm at the polls today, with anecdotal reports from across the state indicating heavy turnout. The State Election Commission expects total voter turnout to be similar to the record-setting 76 percent turnout of 2008. Participation may even surpass the 2008 record.
"The passion and dedication of South Carolina citizen for the electoral process was on display at the polls today," said Marci Andino, executive director of the South Carolina State Election Commission. "We're grateful to voters for their patience as they waited to cast their ballots, and we want to thank the 20,000 poll workers and election officials across the state for their tireless work to ensure that every vote counts."