South Carolina — 2010 Election Results

U.S. SenateU.S. House

Certified returns for every federal race in South Carolina in 2010, as published by the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives. 7 of 7 congressional races match the totals printed in the Clerk's own recapitulation.

U.S. Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Jim DeMintRepublican810,77161.5%
Alvin M. GreeneDemocrat364,59827.6%
Tom ClementsGreen121,4729.2%
Write-in21,9531.7%
Total1,318,794

U.S. House of Representatives

District 1

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Tim ScottRepublican152,75565.4%
Ben FrasierDemocrat67,00828.7%
Rob GroceWorking Families4,1481.8%
Robert DobbsGreen3,3691.4%
Keith BlandfordLibertarian2,7501.2%
Jimmy WoodIndependence2,4891.1%
M. E. Mac McCulloughUnited Citizens1,0130.4%
Write-in1630.1%
Total233,695

District 2

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Joe WilsonRepublican138,86153.5%
Rob MillerDemocrat113,62543.8%
Eddie McCainLibertarian4,2281.6%
Marc BeamanConstitution2,8561.1%
Write-in1020.0%
Total259,672

District 3

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Jeff DuncanRepublican126,23562.5%
Jane Ballard DyerDemocrat (66,497) · Working Families (6,598)73,09536.2%
John DalenConstitution2,6821.3%
Write-in960.0%
Total202,108

District 4

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Trey GowdyRepublican137,58663.5%
Paul CordenDemocrat62,43828.8%
Dave EdwardsConstitution11,0595.1%
Rick MahlerLibertarian3,0101.4%
C. Faye WaltersGreen2,5641.2%
Write-in1810.1%
Total216,838

District 5

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mick MulvaneyRepublican125,83455.1%
John M. Spratt, Jr.Democrat102,29644.8%
Write-in1560.1%
Total228,286

District 6

CandidatePartyVotesShare
James E. ClyburnDemocrat125,45962.9%
Jim PrattRepublican72,66136.4%
Nammu Y. MuhammadGreen1,3890.7%
Write-in810.0%
Total199,590

Source

Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives
Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election, 2010 — Official source · Archived copy
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Shares are of all votes listed for the race, including write-ins and, where a state reports them, blank and void ballots.

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