Below you can find a list of races in Tuesday's election and the results as they come in. Check back here for regular updates:
Presidential Election: Called in Favor of Donald Trump
• Donald Trump (Rep) - 277Electoral Votes
• Kamala Harris (Dem) - 224 Electoral Votes
Just after 8pm, the Associated Press called the South Carolina race for Donald Trump, earning him the state's 9 electoral votes.
Both North Carolina and Georgia were key races in this year's election that could have swung a win for either Trump or Harris. Late into the evening, North Carolina was called in favor of Donald Trump, granting him the state's 16 electoral votes. Georgia remained an extremely close race throughout the night, with the state called in favor of Trump in the early morning hours.
With both key southeastern swing states, Trump pushed ahead to 277 electoral votes to take the election. While some votes are still being counted, at the time of the call, this was the first time Trump won the popular vote in his now three presidential elections as well.
North Carolina Governor: Called in Favor of Josh Stein
• Mark Robinson (Rep) - 40.6%
• Josh Stein (Dem) - 54.7%
US House Seats:
SC District 3: Called in Favor of Sheri Biggs
• Sheri Biggs (Rep) - 71.3%
• Bryon Best (Dem) -25.5%
• Mike Bedenbaugh (Aln) - 3%
SC District 4: Called in Favor of Incumbent William Timmons
• William Timmons (Rep - Incumbent) - 59.7%
• Kathryn Harvey (Dem) - 37.6%
SC District 5: Called in Favor of Incumbent Ralph Norman
• Ralph Norman (Rep - Incumbent) - 60.4%
• Evangeline Hundley (Dem) - 39.5%
Just before 9pm, both Sheri Biggs and Ralph Norman were called as the winners in the District 3 and District 5 races respectively. Biggs takes over the District 3 seat from Jeff Duncan, who decided not to run for reelection.
SC State Senate Seats:
District 1: Uncontested
• Thomas C Alexander (Rep)
District 2: Uncontested
• Rex F Rice (Rep)
District 3: Called in Favor of Incumbent Richard Cash
• Richard Cash (Rep - Incumbent) - 74%
• Jessicka Spearman (Dem) - 25%
District 4: Uncontested
• Mike Gambrell (Rep)
District 5: Uncontested
• Tom Corbin (Rep)
District 6: Uncontested
• Jason Elliott (Rep)
District 8: Called in Favor of Incumbent Ross Turner
• Ross Turner (Rep - Incumbent) - 62%
• Taylor Culliver (Dem) - 37%
District 9: Called in Favor of Incumbent Daniel Verdin
• Daniel Verdin (Rep - Incumbent) - 69%
• C. Randy Driggers (Dem) - 30%
District 10: Called in Favor of Incumbent Billy Garrett
• Billy Garrett (Rep - Incumbent) - 69%
• Francie Kleckley (Dem) - 30%
District 11: Called in Favor of Incumbent Josh Kimbrell
• Josh Kimbrell (Rep - Incumbent) - 65%
• Angela Geter (Dem) - 34%
District 12: Called in Favor of Roger Nutt
• Roger Nutt (Rep) - 63%
• Octavia Amaechi (Dem) - 36%
District 13: Uncontested
• Shane Martin (Rep)
District 14: Uncontested
• Harvey Peeler (Rep)
SC State House Seats:
District 1: (Uncontested)
• Bill Whitmire (Rep)
District 2: (Uncontested)
• Adam Duncan (Rep)
District 3: Called in Favor of Phillip Bowers
• Philip Bowers (Rep) - 64.3%
• Eunice Lehmacher (Dem) - 35.6%
District 4: (Uncontested)
• Davey Hiott (Rep)
District 5: (Uncontested)
• Neal Collins (Rep)
District 6: Called in Favor of Incumbent April Cromer
• April Cromer (Rep - Incumbent) - 74%
• Tony Wagoner (Dem) - 25%
District 7: Called in Favor of Lee Gilreath
• Lee Gilreath (Rep) - 88%
• Hunter Savirino (Lib) - 10%
District 8: Called in Favor of Incumbent Don Chapman
• Don Chapman (Rep - Incumbent) - 86%
• Jackie Todd (Aln) - 12%
District 9: (Uncontested)
• Blade Sanders (Rep)
District 10: (Uncontested)
• Thomas Beach (Rep)
District 11: (Uncontested)
• Craig Gagnon (Rep)
District 12: Called in Favor of Incumbent Daniel Gibson
• Daniel Gibson (Rep - Incumbent) - 52.3%
• Jumelle Brooks (Dem) - 47.7%
District 13: Called in Favor of Incumbent John McCravy
• John McCravy (Rep - Incumbent) - 74%
• Bill Kimler (Dem) - 25%
District 14: (Uncontested)
• Luke Rankin (Rep)
District 15: Called in Favor of Incumbent JA Moore
• Carlton Walker (Rep) - 44.1%
• JA Moore (Dem - Incumbent) - 55.7%
District 16: (Uncontested)
• Mark N Willis (Rep)
District 17: (Uncontested)
• Mike Burns (Rep)
District 18: (Uncontested)
• Alan Morgan (Rep)
District 19: (Uncontested)
• Patrick Haddon (Rep)
District 20: Called in Favor of Stephen Frank
• Stephen Frank (Rep) - 68%
• Stephen Dreyfus (Dem) - 31%
District 21 (Uncontested)
• Bobby J Cox (Rep)
District 22: Called in Favor of Paul Wickensimer
• Paul Wickensimer (Rep) - 60.1%
• Brann Fowler (Dem) - 39.9%
District 23: Called in Favor of Incumbent Chandra Dillard
• Chandra Dillard (Dem - Incumbent) - 80%
• James Atkins Jr. (Lib) - 19%
District 24: Called in Favor of Incumbent Bruce Bannister
• Bruce Bannister (Rep - Incumbent) - 60.5%
• Shauna Johnson (Dem) - 39.5%
District 25: Called in Favor of Incumbent Wendell Jones
• Tim Kennedy (Rep) - 35%
• Wendell jones (Dem - Incumbent) - 64%
District 26: Called in Favor of Wendell Jones
• David Martin (Rep) - 37.2%
• Matt Vilardebo (Dem) - 62.7%
District 27: Called in Favor of Incumbent David Vaughan
• David Vaughan (Rep - Incumbent) - 58%
• John MacCarthy (Dem) - 41%
District 28: Called in Favor of Chris Huff
• Chris Huff (Rep) - 62%
• John Fritz Wiebel (Dem) - 37%
District 29: (Uncontested)
• Dennis Moss (Rep)
District 30: Called in Favor of Incumbent Brian Lawson
• Brian Lawson (Rep - Incumbent) - 79%
• Ysante McDowell (Dem) - 20%
District 31: (Uncontested)
• Rosalyn Henderson-Myers (Dem)
District 32: (Uncontested)
• Scott Montgomery (Rep)
District 33: Called in Favor of Incumbent Travis Moore
• Travis Moore (Rep - Incumbent) - 72%
• Clemson Turregano (Dem) - 27%
District 34: (Uncontested)
• Sarita Edgerton (Rep)
District 35: (Uncontested)
• Bill Chumley (Rep)
District 36: (Uncontested)
• Rob Harris (Rep)
District 37: (Uncontested)
• Steven Long (Rep)
District 38: Called in Favor of Incumbent Josiah Magnuson
• Josiah Magnuson (Rep - Incumbent) - 82%
• JR Taylor (Dem) - 17%
