Politics for South Carolina

The seats every reader in South Carolina shares. Type your town or address for your own ladder, with your seats in the state legislature and the U.S. House.

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South Carolina

Your state legislature

State House: 124 seats (Republican 89, Democratic 35); majority Republican.

State Senate: 46 seats (Republican 34, Democratic 12); majority Republican.

South Carolina executive

Your state's executive

The executive officers of South Carolina are not yet in PentaPost's record. The state's officials at USA.gov.

Washington

U.S. House: 439 seats (Republican 221, Democrat 217, Independent 1); majority Republican.

U.S. Senate: 100 seats (Republican 53, Democrat 45, Independent 2); majority Republican.

U.S. Senator for South Carolina

country:us/state:sc/office:us-senate

PentaPost's descriptionVotes on federal laws, taxes and spending, confirms federal judges and cabinet members, and gives its consent to treaties.

Darline Graham

Republican · Class 2

next vote November 3, 2026

Phone: 202-224-5972
Office: 211 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510
Official site: https://www.dgraham.senate.gov
Email, contact form: not recorded

Government recordsource: congress-legislators (the @unitedstates project), fetched 2026-10-06

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Tim Scott

Republican · Class 3

next vote November 7, 2028

Phone: 202-224-6121
Office: 104 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510
Contact form: https://www.scott.senate.gov/contact/email-me
Official site: https://www.scott.senate.gov
Email: not recorded

Government recordsource: congress-legislators (the @unitedstates project), fetched 2026-10-06

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President of the United States

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PentaPost's descriptionSigns or vetoes federal laws, runs the federal agencies, commands the armed forces, and names federal judges with the Senate's consent.

Donald Trump

Republican

next vote November 7, 2028

Phone, email, office address, contact form, official site: not recorded

Government recordsource: congress-legislators (the @unitedstates project), fetched 2026-10-06

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