2026 congressional elections

South Carolina candidates for Congress.

See who’s running, check their pledge record, and read the sources.

Candidate list from The Green Papers’ South Carolina directory, downloaded September 17, 2026. This is not an official certified ballot. Ballot-status labels reflect The Green Papers’ reporting. How we verify records →

8 races. Same question.

SC · 4 listed candidates

U.S. Senate

Anne Lintzenich "Annie" Andrews · Darline Graham Nordone · Kathryn D. "Kasie" Whitener · Mark J. Hackett

0 verified pledge responses on record

SC · 4 listed candidates

U.S. House · District 1

Jenny Costa Honeycutt · Nancy S. Lacore · William Oliver "Bill" Reeside, Jr. · Clayton Alexander Cuteri

0 verified pledge responses on record

SC · 3 listed candidates

U.S. House · District 2

Addison Graves "Joe" Wilson, Sr. · Dayna Alane Smith · Zyon Deshon El-Khalifa

0 verified pledge responses on record

SC · 3 listed candidates

U.S. House · District 3

Brian J. Corriea · Eunice K. Lehmacher · Sheryl S. "Sheri" Biggs

0 verified pledge responses on record

SC · 3 listed candidates

U.S. House · District 4

Courtney Deanna McClain · Jessica Ethridge · William Richardson Timmons, IV

0 verified pledge responses on record

SC · 3 listed candidates

U.S. House · District 7

John Gregory Vincent · Russell W. Fry · Carter Montgomery Gibson-Grossmann

0 verified pledge responses on record

Already in the Senate? Still answer.

These senators are not scheduled for election in 2026. The pledge asks them to act too.

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The question for Congress

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They can work on the price of chicken and say the law applies to rich people. Multitask.

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We call on every member of the incoming Congress—House and Senate, every party—to support independent investigations and prosecution of sexual abuse and human trafficking in Jeffrey Epstein’s network, including anyone who knowingly enabled those crimes, wherever the evidence warrants.

Support the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, or equivalent successor legislation. Use congressional oversight to uncover the evidence and protect survivors.

No exceptions for wealth, power, or party.

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