Who are my U.S. senators in South Carolina?

South Carolina is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.

How do I find my state representative in South Carolina?

Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in South Carolina.

How do I contact my elected officials in South Carolina?

Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent South Carolina.

Who Represents You in South Carolina?

Every elected official representing South Carolina, from the U.S. Senate to your state legislature — with contact info and the source for each fact. For the specific representatives tied to your exact address, use the address lookup.

U.S. Senators

Lindsey Graham — U.S. Senator (Republican)
Source: lgraham.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Tim Scott — U.S. Senator (Republican)
Source: scott.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09

Governor & Statewide

Henry McMaster — Governor (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09

U.S. House

Nancy Mace — U.S. Representative, District 1 (Republican)
Source: mace.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Joe Wilson — U.S. Representative, District 2 (Republican)
Source: joewilson.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Sheri Biggs — U.S. Representative, District 3 (Republican)
Source: sheribiggs.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
William R. Timmons IV — U.S. Representative, District 4 (Republican)
Source: timmons.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Ralph Norman — U.S. Representative, District 5 (Republican)
Source: norman.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
James E. Clyburn — U.S. Representative, District 6 (Democrat)
Source: clyburn.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Russell Fry — U.S. Representative, District 7 (Republican)
Source: fry.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09

State Senate

Thomas Alexander — State Senator, District 1 (Republican)
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Rex Rice — State Senator, District 2 (Republican)
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Richard Cash — State Senator, District 3 (Republican)
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Mike Gambrell — State Senator, District 4 (Republican)
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Tom Corbin — State Senator, District 5 (Republican)
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Jason Elliott — State Senator, District 6 (Republican)
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Karl Allen — State Senator, District 7 (Democrat)
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Ross Turner — State Senator, District 8 (Republican)
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Danny Verdin — State Senator, District 9 (Republican)
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Billy Garrett — State Senator, District 10 (Republican)
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Josh Kimbrell — State Senator, District 11 (Republican)
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Lee Bright — State Senator, District 12 (Republican)
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Shane Martin — State Senator, District 13 (Republican)
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Harvey Peeler — State Senator, District 14 (Republican)
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Wes Climer — State Senator, District 15 (Republican)
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Michael Johnson — State Senator, District 16 (Republican)
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Everett Stubbs — State Senator, District 17 (Republican)
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Ronnie Cromer — State Senator, District 18 (Republican)
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Tameika Isaac Devine — State Senator, District 19 (Democrat)
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Ed Sutton — State Senator, District 20 (Democrat)
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Darrell Jackson — State Senator, District 21 (Democrat)
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Overture Walker — State Senator, District 22 (Democrat)
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Carlisle Kennedy — State Senator, District 23 (Republican)
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Tom Young — State Senator, District 24 (Republican)
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Shane Massey — State Senator, District 25 (Republican)
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Russell Ott — State Senator, District 26 (Democrat)
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Allen Blackmon — State Senator, District 27 (Republican)
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Greg Hembree — State Senator, District 28 (Republican)
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J.D. Chaplin — State Senator, District 29 (Republican)
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Kent Williams — State Senator, District 30 (Democrat)
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Mike Reichenbach — State Senator, District 31 (Republican)
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Ronnie Sabb — State Senator, District 32 (Democrat)
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Luke Rankin — State Senator, District 33 (Republican)
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Stephen Goldfinch — State Senator, District 34 (Republican)
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Jeffrey Graham — State Senator, District 35 (Democrat)
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Jeff Zell — State Senator, District 36 (Republican)
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Larry Grooms — State Senator, District 37 (Republican)
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Sean Bennett — State Senator, District 38 (Republican)
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Tom Fernandez — State Senator, District 39 (Republican)
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Brad Hutto — State Senator, District 40 (Democrat)
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Matt Leber — State Senator, District 41 (Republican)
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Deon Tedder — State Senator, District 42 (Democrat)
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Chip Campsen — State Senator, District 43 (Republican)
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Brian Adams — State Senator, District 44 (Republican)
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Margie Bright Matthews — State Senator, District 45 (Democrat)
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Tom Davis — State Senator, District 46 (Republican)
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State House

Bill Whitmire — State Representative, District 1 (Republican)
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Adam Duncan — State Representative, District 2 (Republican)
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Phillip Bowers — State Representative, District 3 (Republican)
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Davey Hiott — State Representative, District 4 (Republican)
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Neal Collins — State Representative, District 5 (Republican)
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April Cromer — State Representative, District 6 (Republican)
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Lee Gilreath — State Representative, District 7 (Republican)
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Don Chapman — State Representative, District 8 (Republican)
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Blake Sanders — State Representative, District 9 (Republican)
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Thomas Beach — State Representative, District 10 (Republican)
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Craig Gagnon — State Representative, District 11 (Republican)
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Daniel Gibson — State Representative, District 12 (Republican)
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John McCravy — State Representative, District 13 (Republican)
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Luke Rankin — State Representative, District 14 (Republican)
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J.A. Moore — State Representative, District 15 (Democrat)
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Mark Willis — State Representative, District 16 (Republican)
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Mike Burns — State Representative, District 17 (Republican)
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Alan Morgan — State Representative, District 18 (Republican)
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Patrick Haddon — State Representative, District 19 (Republican)
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Stephen Frank — State Representative, District 20 (Republican)
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Dianne Mitchell — State Representative, District 21 (Republican)
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Paul Wickensimer — State Representative, District 22 (Republican)
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Chandra Dillard — State Representative, District 23 (Democrat)
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Bruce Bannister — State Representative, District 24 (Republican)
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Wendell Jones — State Representative, District 25 (Democrat)
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David Martin — State Representative, District 26 (Republican)
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David Vaughan — State Representative, District 27 (Republican)
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Chris Huff — State Representative, District 28 (Republican)
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Dennis Moss — State Representative, District 29 (Republican)
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Brian Lawson — State Representative, District 30 (Republican)
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Rosalyn Henderson-Myers — State Representative, District 31 (Democrat)
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Scott Montgomery — State Representative, District 32 (Republican)
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Travis Moore — State Representative, District 33 (Republican)
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Sarita Edgerton — State Representative, District 34 (Republican)
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Bill Chumley — State Representative, District 35 (Republican)
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Rob Harris — State Representative, District 36 (Republican)
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Steven Long — State Representative, District 37 (Republican)
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Josiah Magnuson — State Representative, District 38 (Republican)
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Cal Forrest — State Representative, District 39 (Republican)
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Joe White — State Representative, District 40 (Republican)
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Annie McDaniel — State Representative, District 41 (Democrat)
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Doug Gilliam — State Representative, District 42 (Republican)
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Randy Ligon — State Representative, District 43 (Republican)
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Mike Neese — State Representative, District 44 (Republican)
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Brandon Newton — State Representative, District 45 (Republican)
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Heath Sessions — State Representative, District 46 (Republican)
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Tommy Pope — State Representative, District 47 (Republican)
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Brandon Guffey — State Representative, District 48 (Republican)
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John King — State Representative, District 49 (Democrat)
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Keishan Scott — State Representative, District 50 (Democrat)
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David Weeks — State Representative, District 51 (Democrat)
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Jermaine Johnson — State Representative, District 52 (Democrat)
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Richie Yow — State Representative, District 53 (Republican)
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Jason Luck — State Representative, District 54 (Democrat)
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Jackie Hayes — State Representative, District 55 (Democrat)
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Tim McGinnis — State Representative, District 56 (Republican)
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Lucas Atkinson — State Representative, District 57 (Democrat)
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Jeff Johnson — State Representative, District 58 (Republican)
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Terry Alexander — State Representative, District 59 (Democrat)
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Phillip Lowe — State Representative, District 60 (Republican)
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Carla Schuessler — State Representative, District 61 (Republican)
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Robert Williams — State Representative, District 62 (Democrat)
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Jay Jordan — State Representative, District 63 (Republican)
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Fawn Pedalino — State Representative, District 64 (Republican)
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Cody Mitchell — State Representative, District 65 (Republican)
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Jackie Terribile — State Representative, District 66 (Republican)
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Murrell Smith — State Representative, District 67 (Republican)
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Heather Crawford — State Representative, District 68 (Republican)
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Chris Wooten — State Representative, District 69 (Republican)
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Robert Reese — State Representative, District 70 (Democrat)
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Nathan Ballentine — State Representative, District 71 (Republican)
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Seth Rose — State Representative, District 72 (Democrat)
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Chris Hart — State Representative, District 73 (Democrat)
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Todd Rutherford — State Representative, District 74 (Democrat)
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Heather Bauer — State Representative, District 75 (Democrat)
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Leon Howard — State Representative, District 76 (Democrat)
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Kambrell Garvin — State Representative, District 77 (Democrat)
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Beth Bernstein — State Representative, District 78 (Democrat)
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Hamilton Grant — State Representative, District 79 (Democrat)
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Kathy Landing — State Representative, District 80 (Republican)
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Charlie Hartz — State Representative, District 81 (Republican)
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Bill Clyburn — State Representative, District 82 (Democrat)
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Bill Hixon — State Representative, District 83 (Republican)
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Melissa Oremus — State Representative, District 84 (Republican)
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Jay Kilmartin — State Representative, District 85 (Republican)
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Bill Taylor — State Representative, District 86 (Republican)
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Paula Calhoon — State Representative, District 87 (Republican)
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John Lastinger — State Representative, District 88 (Republican)
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Micah Caskey — State Representative, District 89 (Republican)
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Justin Bamberg — State Representative, District 90 (Democrat)
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Lonnie Hosey — State Representative, District 91 (Democrat)
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Brandon Cox — State Representative, District 92 (Republican)
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Jerry Govan — State Representative, District 93 (Democrat)
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Gil Gatch — State Representative, District 94 (Republican)
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Gilda Cobb-Hunter — State Representative, District 95 (Democrat)
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Ryan McCabe — State Representative, District 96 (Republican)
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Robby Robbins — State Representative, District 97 (Republican)
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Greg Ford — State Representative, District 98 (Republican)
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Mark Smith — State Representative, District 99 (Republican)
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Sylleste Davis — State Representative, District 100 (Republican)
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Roger Kirby — State Representative, District 101 (Democrat)
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Harriet Holman — State Representative, District 102 (Republican)
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Carl Anderson — State Representative, District 103 (Democrat)
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William Bailey — State Representative, District 104 (Republican)
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Kevin Hardee — State Representative, District 105 (Republican)
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Val Guest — State Representative, District 106 (Republican)
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Case Brittain — State Representative, District 107 (Republican)
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Lee Hewitt — State Representative, District 108 (Republican)
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Tiffany Spann-Wilder — State Representative, District 109 (Democrat)
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Tom Hartnett — State Representative, District 110 (Republican)
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Wendell Gilliard — State Representative, District 111 (Democrat)
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Joe Bustos — State Representative, District 112 (Republican)
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Courtney Waters — State Representative, District 113 (Democrat)
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Gary Brewer — State Representative, District 114 (Republican)
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Spencer Wetmore — State Representative, District 115 (Democrat)
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James Teeple — State Representative, District 116 (Republican)
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Jordan Pace — State Representative, District 117 (Republican)
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Bill Herbkersman — State Representative, District 118 (Republican)
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Leon Stavrinakis — State Representative, District 119 (Democrat)
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Weston Newton — State Representative, District 120 (Republican)
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Michael Rivers — State Representative, District 121 (Democrat)
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Bill Hager — State Representative, District 122 (Republican)
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Jeff Bradley — State Representative, District 123 (Republican)
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Shannon Erickson — State Representative, District 124 (Republican)
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Frequently asked

Who are my U.S. senators in South Carolina?: South Carolina is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.
How do I find my state representative in South Carolina?: Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in South Carolina.
How do I contact my elected officials in South Carolina?: Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent South Carolina.

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