COLUMBIA, SC (June 17, 2024 ) – The results of the June 11 Statewide Primaries have been certified, and the S.C. State Election Commission wants to make sure voters understand the rules for voting in the Runoffs on Tuesday, June 25.
All Runoffs are listed below. Check your sample ballot at scVOTES.gov to see offices in which you are eligible to vote. Some voters will not have a Runoff.
Voters who voted in the June 11 Primaries are limited to voting in the same party’s Runoff.
Voters who did not vote in the June 11 Primaries can choose to vote in either party’s Runoff.
Absentee Voting
The deadline to return an absentee application for the Runoffs was June 14 at 5:00 p.m.
If you applied for an absentee ballot, you will receive your ballot in the mail soon.
Once you get your ballot in the mail, complete and return your ballot to your county voter registration office by mail or in person no later than 7:00 p.m. on June 25.
Be sure to sign the voter’s oath and have the return envelope witnessed.
Consider returning your ballot in person to ensure timely delivery.
Photo ID will be required to return your ballot in person.
Early Voting Period
Wednesday, June 19 – Friday, June 21.
8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Open from 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. on June 25.
Check your polling place at scVOTES.gov before leaving to vote.
Bring your Photo ID.
June 25 Runoffs:
Abbeville
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
Allendale
County Council, District 1 – Democratic
Anderson
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
State House of Representative, District 9 – Republican
Calhoun
State House of Representatives, District 93 – Democratic
State Senate, District 26 – Republican
Charleston
Sheriff – Republican
Colleton
Clerk of Court – Democratic
Dillon
County Council, District 1 – Democratic
County Council, District 3 – Democratic
Edgefield
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
Georgetown
County Council, District 3 – Democratic
Greenville
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
State Senate, District 6 – Republican
State Senate, District 12 – Republican
State House of Representatives, District 28 – Republican
County Council, District 20 – Republican
County Council, District 22 – Republican
County Council, District 25 – Democratic
Greenwood
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
State Senate, District 10 – Republican
Kershaw
State Senate, District 35 – Democratic
State Senate, District 35 – Republican
Laurens
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
County Council, District 7 – Republican
Lee
State Senate, District 35 – Democratic
State Senate, District 35 – Republican
Lexington
State Senate, District 10 – Republican
State Senate, District 23 – Republican
State Senate, District 26 – Republican
State House of Representatives, District 93 – Democratic
McCormick
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
Newberry
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
Oconee
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
Orangeburg
State House of Representatives, District 93 – Democratic
Coroner – Democratic
Pickens
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
Sheriff – Republican
County Council, District 5 – Republican
Richland
State Senate, District 22 – Democratic
State Senate, District 26 – Republican
State Senate, District 35 – Democratic
State Senate, District 35 – Republican
Saluda
US House of Representatives, District 3 – Republican
State Senate, District 10 – Republican
Probate Judge – Republican
Spartanburg
State Senate, District 12 – Republican
State House of Representatives, District 34 – Republican
County Council, District 4 – Republican
Sumter
State Senate, District 35 – Democratic
State Senate, District 35 – Republican
York
Sheriff – Republican
