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SCIWAY will provide complete coverage of South Carolina's November 8, 2022 general elections.
Our guide provides links for Sumter's local county, school board, and special district races. It also includes a directory of the candidates vying for federal and state-level elected offices in Sumter.
Sumter Candidates for US Senate
The seat currently held by Tim Scott will be up for election.
Candidates for US Senate, Seat 2
Sumter Candidates for US Congress
US House District 5 includes all of Cherokee, Chester, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lancaster, Lee, Union and York counties, most of Sumter County and a portion of Spartanburg County.
District 5 Map
- Interactive map - use the search box or zoom tool to pinpoint your district
Candidates for Congress, District 5
US House District 6 includes all of Allendale, Bamberg, Calhoun, Clarendon, Hampton, and Williamsburg counties plus portion of Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester, Florence, Jasper, Orangeburg, Richland and Sumter counties.
District 6 Map
- Interactive map - use the search box or zoom tool to pinpoint your district
Candidates for Congress, District 6
Sumter Candidates for SC Senate
The next election for the SC Senate will be held in 2024.
Sumter Candidates for SC State House
SC House District 50 includes portions of Kershaw County, Lee County and Sumter County.
District 50 Map
District 50 Candidates
- Marvin Jones - Republican
- Will Wheeler - Democratic - Incumbent
SC House District 51 includes portions of Sumter County.
District 51 Map
District 51 Candidates
- David Weeks - Democratic - Incumbent - Unopposed
SC House District 64 includes portions of Clarendon County and Sumter County.
District 64 Map
District 64 Candidates
SC House District 67 includes portions of Sumter County.
District 67 Map
District 67 Candidates
- Murrell Smith - Republican - Incumbent - Unopposed
Sumter County Candidates for SC Solicitor
3rd Circuit Solicitor - Clarendon, Lee, Sumter, Williamsburg
- Ernest Chip Finney - Democratic - Incumbent - Unopposed
2022 – Sumter County Candidates
Elections for Sumter County will be held November 8, 2022.
Sumter County Probate Judge
- Dale Atkinson - Democratic - Incumbent - Unopposed
Sumter County Council District, 02
- Artie Baker - Republican - Incumbent - Unopposed
Sumter County Council District, 04
- Charles T Edens - Republican - Incumbent - Unopposed
Sumter County Council District, 06
- James T McCain Jr - Democratic - Incumbent - Unopposed
Sumter County School Board District, 01
- Brian L Alston - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- Daniel Palumbo - Nonpartisan
- Sharon Teigue - Nonpartisan
Sumter County School Board District, 02
- Frank Baker - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- Brittany English - Nonpartisan
- John Wrenn Jr - Nonpartisan
Sumter County School Board District, 03
- Ralph W Canty Sr - Nonpartisan
- Johnny Hilton - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
Sumter County School Board District, 04
- Tarah Cousar Johnson - Nonpartisan
- Daryl McGhaney - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- Monica D Squires - Nonpartisan
- Leon Winn - Nonpartisan
Sumter County School Board District, 05
- Shawn Ragin - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- Mary F Singleton - Nonpartisan
Sumter County School Board District, 06
- Matthew "Mac" McLeod - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- Venitia Reebel - Nonpartisan
- Robby Robinson - Nonpartisan
Sumter County School Board District, 07
- Gloria Rose Lee - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- Shery Smith - Nonpartisan
Sumter County School Board District, 08
- Phil Leventis - Nonpartisan
- Sherril Ray - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- Paul E Robbins - Nonpartisan
- Jeff Zell - Nonpartisan
Sumter County School Board District, 09
- Bonnie Disney - Nonpartisan
- Reginald "Reggie" Evans - Nonpartisan
Sumter County Soil and Water District Commission
- Tommy Laney - Nonpartisan
- John Lee Newman - Nonpartisan - Incumbent
- John Earl Perry - Nonpartisan
Find Your SC Precinct and Polling Place
Use this quick form to find your precinct number, your polling place, your districts, and a sample ballot – for US Congress, SC Statehouse, SC Senate, School Board, County Council, and City Council district (if applicable).
- Find your precinct, polling place, voting districts - for registered voters only
1. Use 4-character year for birth date.
2. Click Submit after completing all boxes.
3. After results appear, click Get driving directions to the Precinct in upper right corner for directions, map.
Sumter Voting
