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Certified FEC result table

2022 South Carolina U.S. Senate regular seat

Source-supplied candidate rows and winner markers from the FEC's biennial official compilation.

Source: Federal Election CommissionRecently refreshed
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Source stage

Primary

Printed denominator: 172,336
CandidatePartyVotesShareSource markerCached finance
Matthews, KrystleS2SC00103 D 57,278 33.24% W Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Scott, TimS4SC00240 R Unopposed Not displayed without a printed denominator W Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Bruce, Catherine FlemingS2SC00145 D 59,777 34.69% None Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Geter, AngelaS2SC00111 D 55,281 32.08% None Candidate record · no 2022 total cached

A winner appears only when the FEC table prints a marker beginning with W. “Unopposed,” *, and # remain source text and are never converted to zero.

Source stage

Primary runoff

Printed denominator: 45,364
CandidatePartyVotesShareSource markerCached finance
Matthews, KrystleS2SC00103 D 25,300 55.77% None Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Bruce, Catherine FlemingS2SC00145 D 20,064 44.23% None Candidate record · no 2022 total cached

A winner appears only when the FEC table prints a marker beginning with W. “Unopposed,” *, and # remain source text and are never converted to zero.

Source stage

General election

Printed denominator: 1,695,702
CandidatePartyVotesShareSource markerCached finance
Scott, TimS4SC00240 R 1,066,274 62.88% W Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Matthews, KrystleS2SC00103 D 627,616 37.01% None Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
ScatteredNo candidate ID supplied W 1,812 0.11% None No exact-ID candidate cache

A winner appears only when the FEC table prints a marker beginning with W. “Unopposed,” *, and # remain source text and are never converted to zero.

Scope

Federal Elections 2022, published February 2025. Percentages are shown only beside the denominator printed for the same race and stage. No values are joined from polling, campaign finance, or another race.