SC State Senate Elections – 2004 Candidate Web Sites

Since the elections of 2004 are over, many of the links on this page no longer work. However, we are keeping this page on SCIWAY as a record of who had campaign web sites in 2004.

South Carolina 2004 General Election Results

South Carolina's 46 state senators serve four-year terms, and they are all elected at the same time. The next state senate elections will be held in November 2008.

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• District 1

  – Thomas C. Alexander - Republican

• District 2

  –  Larry A. Martin - Republican

• District 3

  –  Kevin Bryant - Republican
  –  Mike Mullinax - Democrat

• District 4

  –  Bill O'Dell - Republican
  –  Jay West - Democrat

• District 5

  –  D. Russell Seegars - Libertarian
  –  J. Verne Smith - Republican

• District 6

  –  Mike Fair - Republican

• District 7

  –  Ralph Anderson - Democrat

• District 8

  –  David Thomas - Republican

• District 9

  –  James E. Bryan Jr. - Democrat
  –  Danny Verdin - Republican

• District 10

  –  John Drummond - Democrat
  –  Dale C. Phillips - Republican

• District 11

  –  Steve Parker - Republican
  –  Glenn Reese - Democrat

• District 12

  –  John David Hawkins - Republican
  –  Leonardo Ortiz - Democrat

• District 13

  –  Jim Ritchie - Republican

• District 14

  –  Rick Dizbon - Democrat
  –  Harvey Peeler - Republican

• District 15

  –  Robert Wes Hayes - Republican

• District 16

  –  Greg Gregory - Republican
  –  Donn J. Sinclair - Democrat

• District 17

  –  Linda H. Short - Democrat

• District 18

  –  Ronnie W. Cromer - Republican

• District 19

  –  Chris Nelums - United Citizens
  –  Denise H. Jones - Republican - Write-In
  –  Kay Patterson - Democrat

• District 20

  –  John Courson - Republican

• District 21

  –  Darrell Jackson - Democrat

• District 22

  –  Joel Lourie - Democrat
  –  Ken Wingate - Republican

• District 23

  –  Jake Knotts - Republican

• District 24

  –  Greg Ryberg - Republican

• District 25

  –  Bernie Hamby - Republican
  –  Thomas L. Moore - Democrat

• District 26

  –  Burt Barber - Libertarian
  –  Nikki Setzler - Democrat

• District 27

  –  Steve Kelly - Republican
  –  Vincent Sheheen - Democrat

• District 28

  –  Dick Elliott - Democrat
  –  Katherine Jenerette - Republican

• District 29

  –  Warren Arthur - Republican
  –  Gerald Malloy - Democrat

• District 30

  –  Tim Norwood - Democrat

• District 31

  –  Hugh Leatherman - Republican
  –  Stephen J. Wukela - Democrat

• District 32

  –  John Yancy McGill - Democrat

• District 33

  –  Luke A. Rankin - Republican
  –  Jara Uzenda - Democrat

• District 34

  –  Ray Cleary - Republican

• District 35

  –  Dickie Jones - Republican
  –  Phil Leventis - Democrat

• District 36

  –  Bob Gibbons - Republican
  –  John C. Land III - Democrat

• District 37

  –  Larry Grooms - Republican
  –  Stewart Powell - Democrat

• District 38

  –  Randy Scott - Republican

• District 39

  –  John W. Matthews Jr. - Democrat

• District 40

  –  Brad Hutto - Democrat
  –  A Clay Morris - Republican - clayster@bellsouth.net

• District 41

  –  Justin Kahn - Democrat
  –  Glenn McConnell - Republican

• District 42

  –  Robert Ford - Democrat
  –  Maurice Washington - Petition

• District 43

  –  Constance Anastopoulo - Democrat
  –  Chip Campsen - Republican

• District 44

  –  Lindsay Blanks - Democrat
  –  Bill Mescher - Republican

• District 45

  –  Clementa Pickney - Democrat

• District 46

  –  Scott Richardson - Republican