← National · U.S. House · Nov. 3, 2026
Unofficial counts as of

South Carolina 2026 House Popular Vote

Republican candidates lead by 53,269 votes, 50.7% to 48.1%, out of 2,030,024 counted.

2 Democrats and 5 Republicans have been called (1 on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a media call); none are uncalled.

Democrats
48.1%
976,888
Republicans
50.7%
1,030,157
Other 1.1% · 22,979 · Votes from 7 of 7 districts · Sources ↓
midterm2026popularvote.sarl
02 — Every district

South Carolina’s 7 districts

2 districts have margins under 5 points on the current count.

South Carolina U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
DistrictCandidates, votes and shareMargin TotalStatusCounted
SC-01
  • Nancy Lacore (D) ✓161,87849.7%
  • Jenny Costa Honeycutt (R)158,57048.6%
  • Bill Reeside (L)5,3461.6%
  • Write-ins (O)2180.1%
D+1.0D +3,308 326,012 Called D —
SC-02
  • Joe Wilson (R, inc.) ✓147,62049.8%
  • Zyon Khalifa (D)144,59348.8%
  • Dayna Alane Smith (O)3,6651.2%
  • Write-ins (O)3320.1%
R+1.0R +3,027 296,210 Market R —
SC-03
  • Sheri Biggs (R, inc.) ✓173,80163.7%
  • Eunice Lehmacher (D)93,82134.4%
  • Brian Corriea (L)5,0941.9%
  • Write-ins (O)1500.1%
R+29.3R +79,980 272,866 Called R —
SC-04
  • William Timmons (R, inc.) ✓146,80851.7%
  • Courtney McClain (D)129,56145.6%
  • Jessica Ethridge (L)7,2052.5%
  • Write-ins (O)2920.1%
R+6.1R +17,247 283,866 Called R —
SC-05
  • Wes Climer (R) ✓151,55352.8%
  • Mallory Dittmer (D)135,15747.1%
  • Write-ins (O)1550.1%
R+5.7R +16,396 286,865 Called R —
SC-06
  • James E Jim Clyburn (D, inc.) ✓180,55969.3%
  • John Peterson (R)79,49730.5%
  • Write-ins (O)3180.1%
D+38.8D +101,062 260,374 Called D —
SC-07
  • Russell Fry (R, inc.) ✓172,30856.7%
  • John Gregory Vincent (D)131,31943.2%
  • Write-ins (O)2040.1%
R+13.5R +40,989 303,831 Called R —

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates. Market: credited on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a race call. Counted is shown only where the source reports it.

03 — Sources

Where South Carolina’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 8:59 a.m. ET, summed from district results published by the state election office. They are not certified results.

Sources

SourceTierMethodFetched (ET)
South Carolina Election Commission — 2026 Statewide General Election results (Clarity ENR sum.json, version 385464) Official Results feed Nov. 5, 8:59 a.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on South Carolina

  • Unofficial results from the SC Election Commission's Clarity ENR feed (site 'last updated' 11/4/2026 2:12:11 AM EST). Not certified.
  • All counties had reported in every district per the feed (SC-01 6/6, SC-02 5/5, SC-03 11/11, SC-04 2/2, SC-05 10/10, SC-06 14/14, SC-07 8/8; counts are counties, not precincts). pctReporting is null because the source gives counties reporting, not a share of expected vote.
  • Party codes: WRK (Working Families, SC-02 Dayna Alane Smith, a separate candidate, not a fusion line) is coded O; 'Write-In' (NON) is coded O.
  • SC-01 (Lacore D +3,308, 1.01%) was projected for Lacore by Decision Desk HQ early on 2026-11-04. AP and NBC have not called it, and it sits just above the 1% automatic-recount threshold, so it is marked called with DDHQ as the source. SC-02 (Wilson R +3,027, 1.02%) is uncalled by any major outlet as of 2026-11-05; local reports say the post-certification margin will decide whether a recount happens. The SC-04 call comes from an NBC News Decision Desk projection, confirmed on the NBC district page. Race calls come from news reports only.
  • Verification 2026-11-05 ~14:30Z: every candidate total in every district was re-fetched from the official source and matched this file exactly; race calls were re-checked against NBC News district pages and news reports. Clarity's current version was still 385464.