| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SC | U.S. House | 3 | Jeff Duncan | Republican | 74% |
| SC | Lieutenant Governor | Glenn McConnell | Republican | 100% | |
| SC | State House | 1 | William Whitmire | Republican | 65% |
| SC | State House | 2 | William Sandifer III | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State House | 3 | B. R. Skelton | Republican | 96% |
| SC | State House | 5 | Phillip Owens | Republican | 85% |
| SC | State House | 6 | Brian White | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State House | 14 | Michael Pitts | Republican | 75% |
| SC | State House | 19 | Dwight Loftis | Republican | 98% |
| SC | State House | 40 | Walton McLeod III | Democratic | 44% |
| SC | State House | 42 | Michael Anthony | Democratic | 59% |
| SC | State House | 43 | Greg Delleney, Jr. | Republican | 98% |
| SC | State House | 46 | J. Simrill | Republican | 74% |
| SC | State House | 50 | Grady Brown | Democratic | 32% |
| SC | State House | 51 | J. David Weeks | Democratic | 14% |
| SC | State House | 55 | Jackie Hayes | Democratic | 75% |
| SC | State House | 58 | Liston Barfield | Republican | 98% |
| SC | State House | 61 | Lester Branham, Jr. | Democratic | 69% |
| SC | State House | 65 | James Lucas | Republican | 72% |
| SC | State House | 66 | Gilda Cobb-Hunter | Democratic | 34% |
| SC | State House | 69 | Richard Quinn, Jr. | Republican | 96% |
| SC | State House | 70 | Joseph Neal | Democratic | 0% |
| SC | State House | 72 | James Smith, Jr. | Democratic | 55% |
| SC | State House | 74 | James Rutherford | Democratic | 0% |
| SC | State House | 76 | Leon Howard | Democratic | 2% |
| SC | State House | 80 | Jimmy Bales | Democratic | 51% |
| SC | State House | 82 | William Clyburn, Sr. | Democratic | 63% |
| SC | State House | 84 | Roland Smith | Republican | 94% |
| SC | State House | 85 | Chip Huggins | Republican | 80% |
| SC | State House | 88 | McLain Toole | Republican | 74% |
| SC | State House | 89 | Kenneth Bingham | Republican | 90% |
| SC | State House | 91 | Lonnie Hosey | Democratic | 14% |
| SC | State House | 93 | Harry Ott, Jr. | Democratic | 81% |
| SC | State House | 95 | Jerry Govan, Jr. | Democratic | 34% |
| SC | State House | 99 | James Merrill | Republican | 84% |
| SC | State House | 104 | Tracy Edge | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State House | 107 | Alan Clemmons | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State House | 109 | David Mack III | Democratic | 18% |
| SC | State House | 110 | Harry Limehouse III | Republican | 80% |
| SC | State House | 113 | Seth Whipper | Democratic | 23% |
| SC | State House | 114 | Robert Harrell, Jr. | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State House | 116 | Robert Brown | Democratic | 37% |
| SC | State House | 118 | William Herbkersman | Republican | 82% |
| SC | State House | 122 | William Bowers | Democratic | 73% |
| SC | State Senate | 1 | Thomas Alexander | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 2 | Larry Martin | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 4 | William O'Dell | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 6 | Michael Fair | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 7 | Karl Allen | Democratic, Working Families | 16% |
| SC | State Senate | 9 | Daniel Verdin III | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 11 | Glenn Reese | Democratic | 90% |
| SC | State Senate | 14 | Harvey Smith Peeler, Jr. | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 15 | Wes Hayes, Jr. | Republican | 98% |
| SC | State Senate | 16 | Chauncey Gregory | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 17 | Creighton Coleman | Democratic | 32% |
| SC | State Senate | 19 | John Scott, Jr. | Democratic | 65% |
| SC | State Senate | 20 | John Courson | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 21 | Darrell Jackson | Democratic | 25% |
| SC | State Senate | 22 | Joel Lourie | Democratic | 58% |
| SC | State Senate | 26 | Nikki Setzler | Democratic | 98% |
| SC | State Senate | 27 | Vincent Sheheen | Democratic | 47% |
| SC | State Senate | 29 | Gerald Malloy | Democratic | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 31 | Hugh Kenneth Leatherman, Sr. | Republican | 100% |
| SC | State Senate | 32 | John McGill | Democratic | 33% |
| SC | State Senate | 33 | Luke Rankin, Sr. | Republican | 29% |
| SC | State Senate | 37 | Larry Grooms | Republican | 98% |
| SC | State Senate | 39 | John Matthews, Jr. | Democratic | 25% |
| SC | State Senate | 40 | Charles Bradley Hutto | Democratic | 34% |
| SC | State Senate | 42 | Robert Ford | Democratic | 19% |
| SC | State Senate | 45 | Clementa Pinckney | Democratic | 23% |
| SC | Council Member | 3 | George Bailey | Republican | 89% |
| SC | Treasurer | Converse Chellis III | 98% | ||
| John Graham Altman III | 75% | ||||
| Ralph Anderson | 23% | ||||
| James Battle, Jr. | 94% | ||||
| William Branton, Jr. | 100% | ||||
| Floyd Breeland | 18% | ||||
| Joe Brown | 39% | ||||
| Harry Cato | 90% | ||||
| Catherine Ceips | 82% | ||||
| Ken Clark | 90% | ||||
| Marty Coates | 76% | ||||
| Daniel Cooper | 82% | ||||
| William Cotty | 66% | ||||
| Thomas Dantzler | 69% | ||||
| Guy Davenport, Jr. | 31% | ||||
| John Drummond | 100% | ||||
| Dick Elliott | 98% | ||||
| Eldridge Emory | 61% | ||||
| Mary Beth Freeman | 67% | ||||
| Marion Frye | 96% | ||||
| Warren Kenneth Giese | 98% | ||||
| JoAnne Gilham | 62% | ||||
| Maggie Wallace Glover | 21% | ||||
| Amos Lee Gourdine | 35% | ||||
| Ben Hagood, Jr. | 78% | ||||
| Glenn Hamilton | 88% | ||||
| James Harrison | 86% | ||||
| Charles Alexander Harvin III | 25% | ||||
| John Hawkins | 100% | ||||
| Jesse Edison Hines | 51% | ||||
| Mack Hines, Jr. | 10% | ||||
| Shirley Hinson | 82% | ||||
| Donald Harry Holland | 29% | ||||
| Douglas Jennings, Jr. | 21% | ||||
| Thomas Keegan | 78% | ||||
| Kenneth Kennedy | 63% | ||||
| Herbert Kirsh | 78% | ||||
| Jake Knotts, Jr. | 84% | ||||
| Larry Labruce Koon | 92% | ||||
| John Kuhn | 98% | ||||
| John Land III | 25% | ||||
| Robert Leach, Sr. | 88% | ||||
| Brenda Lee | 57% | ||||
| Phil Leventis | 13% | ||||
| Lanny Littlejohn | 73% | ||||
| Walter Lloyd | 14% | ||||
| Joseph Mahaffey, Sr. | 96% | ||||
| Becky Martin | 88% | ||||
| E. DeWitt McCraw | 77% | ||||
| James McGee III | 76% | ||||
| William Mescher | 100% | ||||
| Vida Miller | 55% | ||||
| Bessie Moody-Lawrence | 16% | ||||
| Tommy Moore | 100% | ||||
| James Neal | 61% | ||||
| Denny Neilson | 57% | ||||
| Anne Parks | 75% | ||||
| Kay Patterson | 25% | ||||
| Robert Perry, Jr. | 100% | ||||
| Olin Phillips | 57% | ||||
| Lewis Pinson | 90% | ||||
| Edward Pitts, Jr. | 96% | ||||
| Arthur Ravenel, Jr. | 100% | ||||
| Thomas Rhoad | 71% | ||||
| Rex Rice | 100% | ||||
| Rebecca Davis Richardson | 68% | ||||
| Scott Richardson | 100% | ||||
| James Ritchie, Jr. | 100% | ||||
| R. Thayer Rivers, Jr. | 0% | ||||
| Greg Ryberg | 100% | ||||
| Wallace Scarborough | 84% | ||||
| Linda Short | 38% | ||||
| Phillip Sinclair | 94% | ||||
| Donald Smith | 78% | ||||
| Fletcher Smith, Jr. | 0% | ||||
| Murrell Smith, Jr. | 98% | ||||
| Jefferson Verne Smith | 100% | ||||
| William Smith | 84% | ||||
| John Snow III | 63% | ||||
| James Stewart, Jr. | 94% | ||||
| Harry Carl Stille | 68% | ||||
| Scott Talley | 80% | ||||
| Adam Taylor, Sr. | 94% | ||||
| David Thomas | 92% | ||||
| Michael Thompson | 100% | ||||
| Ronald Parker Townsend | 98% | ||||
| Daniel Tripp | 100% | ||||
| Teddy Norman Trotter | 100% | ||||
| C. David Umphlett, Jr. | 98% | ||||
| Lewis Raymond Vaughn | 94% | ||||
| Thad Viers | 100% | ||||
| Bob Waldrep, Jr. | 96% | ||||
| Robert Walker | 100% | ||||
| David Horton Wilkins | 100% | ||||
| William Witherspoon | 88% | ||||
| Annette Young | 84% |
Special Interest Groups
Rating Group: South Carolina Business and Industry Political Education Committee
2003 Positions
Issues:
Business and Consumers
How to Interpret these Evaluations
Keep in mind that ratings done by special interest groups often do not represent a non-partisan stance. In addition, some groups select votes that tend to favor members of one political party over another, rather than choosing votes based solely on issues concerns. Nevertheless, they can be invaluable in showing where an incumbent has stood on a series of votes in the past one or two years, especially when ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are compared. Website links, if available, and descriptions of the organizations offering performance evaluations are accessible by clicking on the name of the group.
Most performance evaluations are displayed in a percentage format. However, some organizations present their ratings in the form of a letter grade or endorsement based on voting records, interviews, survey results and/or sources of campaign funding. For consistency and ease in understanding, Project Vote Smart converts all scores into a percentage when possible. Please visit the group's website or call 1-888-VOTESMART for more specific information.
