Thread: South Carolina Primary results June 10, 2014

South Carolina

Senate Primaries,

June 10, 2014

Democratic

0% Reporting

B. Hutto 75.7% 443
J. Stamper 24.3% 142

Republican

0% Reporting

L. Graham (i) 78.1% 1,335
L. Bright 8.8% 150
N. Mace 5.6% 96
B. Connor 2.8% 48
D. Bowers 2.7% 47
R. Cash 1.5% 26
B. Dunn 0.5% 8

(i) Incumbent, * Runoff
Special Senate Election Primaries,

June 10, 2014

Detailed Results
Democratic

0% Reporting

J. Dickerson 76.6% 444
S. Moore 20.2% 117
H. Pavilack 3.3% 19

Republican

0% Reporting

T. Scott (i) 94.6% 1,601
R. Young 5.4% 91
(i) Incumbent, * Runoff

http://www.politico.com/2014-electio.../#.U5eWN_ldV6Z

ALIPAC

SOUTH CAROLINA

U. S. Senate: ENDORSED: Lee Bright for Senate, Republican, Primary Challenger, Vs. Amnesty supporting incumbent

Republican Lindsey Graham, Bright Candidate Survey, ALIPAC Endorsement Release

# 1st district:

# 2nd district: ENDORSED: Joe Wilson, for Congress, Republican, Incumbent, NumbersUSA Score B+, 2006 ALIPAC Survey
2004 ALIPAC Survey

http://www.alipac.us/campaign/

Republican 23.8% Reporting

L. Graham (i)
61.3%
45,385

L. Bright
13.0%
9,652

D. Bowers
7.1%
5,242

N. Mace
6.4%
4,708

R. Cash
6.1%
4,501

B. Connor
5.2%
3,844

B. Dunn
1.0%
751

(i) Incumbent, * Runoff

1. Lindsey Graham wins primary outright
2. 
   Politico ‎- 8 minutes ago
   South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham won his Republican primary on Tuesday, cruising past the 50-percent threshold to avoid a runoff against ...
   

1. Graham defeats 6 GOP challengers, avoids runoff
   
   The State ‎- 1 hour ago
   U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham won South Carolina's Republican party outright on Tuesday, defeating six tea party challengers and avoiding a ...