2008 U.S. congressional elections (South Carolina)

This article describes the elections for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate from South Carolina in 2008. See the South Carolina state portal for more information.

In 110th Congress, South Carolina had 4 Republicans and 2 Democrats in the House, as well as, 2 Republican Senators.

In the 2008 elections, South Carolina elected 4 Republicans and 2 Democrats to the House, and continues to have 2 Republican Senators.

Senate

Incumbent (Republican): Lindsey Graham

Winner: Lindsey Graham

• Democratic candidate: Bob Conley
• Republican candidate: Lindsey Graham
• Independent candidate: Mark McBride

House

District 1

Incumbent (Republican): Henry Brown

Winner: Henry Brown

• Democratic candidate: Linda Ketner
• Republican candidate: Henry Brown
• Libertarian candidate: none

District 2

Incumbent (Republican): Joe Wilson

Winner: Joe Wilson

• Democratic candidate: Robert L. Miller
• Republican candidate: Joe Wilson
• Libertarian candidate: none

District 3

Incumbent (Republican): J. Gresham Barrett

Winner: J. Gresham Barrett

• Democratic candidate: Jane B. Dyer
• Republican candidate: J. Gresham Barrett
• Libertarian candidate: none

District 4

Incumbent (Republican): Bob Inglis

Winner: Bob Inglis

• Democratic candidate: Paul H. Corden
• Republican candidate: Bob Inglis
• Libertarian candidate: none

District 5

Incumbent (Democrat): John Spratt

Winner: John Spratt

• Democratic candidate: John Spratt
• Republican candidate: Albert F. Spencer
• Libertarian candidate: none

District 6

Incumbent (Democrat): James Clyburn

Winner: James Clyburn

• Democratic candidate: James Clyburn
• Republican candidate: Nancy Harrelson