
Run And Won
2022 Election Results
The 2022 election cycle has already begun for many local positions. Win or lose, we commend all the women who ran. Check out the 2022 Election Calendar to see when you can participate in a local election and see our 2022 Candidate Roster to find candidates to support! Check back here often for an updated list of female winners.
First Name | Last Name | Office | District | Party | Associated Counties |
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Karen | Jones | Burnettown Town Council | Nonpartisan | Aiken | |
Bernice | Fore | Sellers Town Council | Nonpartisan | Marion | |
Kathryn | Ferdon Anderson | School Board At Large | Nopartisan | Georgetown | |
April | Collins | Johnsonville Town Council | Nonpartisan | Florence | |
Diane | Georgia | Manning City Council | 2 | Nonpartisan | Clarendon |
Tiffany | Barrs Craig | Great Falls Town Council | Nonpartisan | Chester | |
Maria | Rice | Great Falls Town Council | Nonpartisan | Chester | |
Dolly | Franklin | City Council | 1 | Nonpartisan | McCormick |
Kitty | Spires | South Congaree Town Council | Nonpartisan | Lexington | |
Sherry | Holms | City Council | 1 | Nonpartisan | Edgefield |
Beatrice | Thompson | City Council | 5 | Nonpartisan | Anderson |
LeAnn | Berry | Summerton Town Council | Nonpartisan | Clarendon | |
Kris | Jordan | Williams Town Council | Nonpartisan | Colleton | |
Rosey | Anderson | School Board | 45 | Nonpartisan | Barnwell |
Margarette | Barnette Parrish | Sharon Town Council | Nonpartisan | York |
November 2021 Election Results
Despite expectedly low voter turn-out, 84 women won election or re-election in local races across South Carolina this fall. That’s 60% of women who ran for office this election cycle! Winners include SC WIL Founder Tina Herbert for Columbia City Council District 1. Win or lose, we commend all the women who ran.
Here’s the full list of female winners in the 2021 fall election cycle.
November 2020 Election Results
We saw unprecedented voter turnout in the November 2020 election, resulting in record-breaking (and glass-shattering) victories for women across the state and across the country. In South Carolina, 302 women won election or re-election. That’s more than 50% of women who ran for office this election cycle! Winners of those races included Kristin Graziano, the first woman elected to sheriff in South Carolina and Nancy Mace, the first Republican woman ever elected to U.S. Congress from South Carolina.
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