(Source: U.S. Census Bureau, South Carolina State Election Commission)
| Total Population, July 2008 est. | 4,479,800 | |
| Total Registration, Nov. 2008 | 2,553,923 |
Largest counties: Greenville, Richland, Charleston, Spartanburg, Lexington. >
Government
Governor: Mark
Sanford (R) elected in 2002, re-elected in 2006.
State Legislature: South
Carolina General Assembly House: 124 seats
Senate:
46 seats
Local: Cities
and Counties NACO
Counties
U.S. House: 4R,
2D
- 1.
H.Brown
(R) | 2. J.Wilson
(R)
| 3. J.G.Barrett (R) | 4.
B.Inglis (R) | 5. J.
Spratt
(D) | 6. J.Clyburn (D).
U.S. Senate: Lindsey
Graham (R) up for re-election in 2008, Jim
DeMint (R) re-elected in 2004.
| 2008 update |
U.S.
Senate: Sen. Lindsey Graham (R)
defeated Bob Conley (D),
an engineer and commercial pilot, by 57.5% to 42.3%.
U.S. House: All six U.S. House members were re-elected; the House delegate remains at 4R, 2D. State Legislature: Republicans maintain solid majorities in both chambers. More: South Carolina voters also cast votes on three amendments. |
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