The Republicans won a special election in South Carolina on Tuesday, but the Democrats performed more strongly than in 2024 presidential election.

Republican John Lastinger has won the special election for a South Carolina state House seat vacated by ex-state Rep. RJ May (R), who pleaded guilty this year to distributing child sexual abuse material,

Republican pastor John Lastinger won the special election for South Carolina's House District 88 to fill the seat vacated by former State Rep. RJ May.

Republican John Lastinger won a special election to fill South Carolina House District 88, representing parts of Lexington County through the end of 2026.

Lexington County voters in S.C. House District 88 elected Republican John Lastinger to replace former state Rep. RJ May in the lower chamber, and former GOP Sen. Lee Bright returns to the Senate.

Republicans Lee Bright and Dianne Mitchell sealed their victories in two special elections to represent Upstate SC in the state House and Senate.

Democrats are vying to flip a seat in a deep-red state House district in South Carolina after the lawmaker who held it, Republican RJ May, resigned after pleading guilty to distributing child

Wrapping up a busy election season, voters in Greenville and Spartanburg counties go to the polls Dec. 23 to vote in state House and Senate races.

Early voting is underway in a special election to fill a seat in the South Carolina House representing part of Dorchester County. Republican Greg Ford and Democrat Sonja Ogletree-Satani advanced to the special election for District 98 after winning their respective parties’ nominations in November.

SOUTH CAROLINA (WSPA) — The results are clear from Tuesday’s special election — Lee Bright is heading back to the South Carolina Senate to represent District 12. He won with 68.43% of the vote, while the remaining 31.57% of the vote went toward write-in ballots.

Voters in Lexington County turned out more than expected for a rare holiday special election to fill a vacant House seat.

Iowa and New Hampshire receive immense attention from presidential primary campaigns. Should that attention shift to a bigger, more politically competitive state like North Carolina?