| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SC | State House-71 | Nathan Ballentine | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-89 | Kenneth Bingham | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-122 | William Bowers | D | 100% |
| Joan Brady | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State Senate-44 | Paul Campbell, Jr. | R | 100% |
| Richard Chalk, Jr. | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State House-32 | J. Cole, Jr. | R | 100% |
| Daniel Cooper | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State House-92 | Joseph Daning | R | 100% |
| SC | U.S. House-3 | Jeff Duncan | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-124 | Shannon Erickson | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-34 | P. Forrester | R | 100% |
| Marion Frye | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State House-52 | Laurie Funderburk | D | 100% |
| SC | State Senate-37 | Larry Grooms | R | 100% |
| James Harrison | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State House-4 | David Hiott | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-94 | Jenny Horne | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-85 | Chip Huggins | R | 100% |
| Keith Kelly | Other | 100% | ||
| Lanny Littlejohn | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State House-45 | Deborah Long | R | 100% |
| SC | State Senate-13 | Shane Martin | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-30 | V. Stephen Moss | R | 100% |
| Edward Pitts, Jr. | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State Senate-33 | Luke Rankin, Sr. | R | 100% |
| Rex Rice | Other | 100% | ||
| Phillip Shoopman | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State House-3 | B. R. Skelton | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-67 | G. Smith, Jr. | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-96 | Lawrence Kit Spires | R | 100% |
| James Stewart, Jr. | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State House-88 | McLain Toole | R | 100% |
| SC | State Senate-9 | Daniel Verdin III | R | 100% |
| SC | State House-16 | Mark Willis | R | 100% |
| William Wylie | Other | 100% | ||
| SC | State Senate-24 | Tom Young, Jr. | R | 100% |
| SC | State Senate-1 | Thomas Alexander | R | 90% |
| SC | State Senate-6 | Michael Fair | R | 90% |
| SC | State Senate-2 | Larry Martin | R | 90% |
| SC | Lieutenant Governor | Glenn McConnell | R | 90% |
| SC | State Senate-14 | Harvey Smith Peeler, Jr. | R | 90% |
| Michael Thomas Rose | Other | 90% | ||
| SC | State Senate-26 | Nikki Setzler | D | 90% |
| SC | State Senate-21 | Darrell Jackson | D | 89% |
| SC | U.S. House-5 | Michael Mulvaney | R | 89% |
| SC | State House-36 | Merita Ann Allison | R | 88% |
| SC | State House-24 | Bruce Bannister | R | 88% |
| SC | State House-8 | Don Bowen | R | 88% |
| SC | State House-43 | Greg Delleney, Jr. | R | 88% |
| Dick Elliott | Other | 88% | ||
| SC | State House-20 | Daniel Hamilton | R | 88% |
| SC | State House-55 | Jackie Hayes | D | 88% |
| SC | State Senate-40 | Charles Bradley Hutto | D | 88% |
| SC | State Senate-32 | John McGill | D | 88% |
| Joey Millwood | Other | 88% | ||
| SC | State House-29 | Dennis Moss | R | 88% |
| Donald Smith | Other | 88% | ||
| SC | State House-84 | Roland Smith | R | 88% |
| SC | State House-112 | F. Sottile | R | 88% |
| SC | State House-18 | Tommy Stringer | R | 88% |
| Michael Thompson | Other | 88% | ||
| C. David Umphlett, Jr. | Other | 88% | ||
| SC | State House-53 | Ted Vick | D | 88% |
| Annette Young | Other | 88% | ||
| SC | State House-80 | Jimmy Bales | D | 86% |
| SC | State House-28 | Eric Bedingfield | R | 86% |
| Harry Cato | Other | 86% | ||
| SC | State House-63 | Kristopher Crawford | R | 86% |
| Carl Gullick | Other | 86% | ||
| SC | State House-114 | Robert Harrell, Jr. | R | 86% |
| George Hearn | Other | 86% | ||
| Douglas Jennings, Jr. | Other | 86% | ||
| SC | State House-110 | Harry Limehouse III | R | 86% |
| SC | State House-19 | Dwight Loftis | R | 86% |
| SC | State House-22 | Wendy Nanney | R | 86% |
| SC | State House-93 | Harry Ott, Jr. | D | 86% |
| SC | State House-5 | Phillip Owens | R | 86% |
| Steve Parker | Other | 86% | ||
| Lewis Pinson | Other | 86% | ||
| SC | State House-119 | Leonidas Stavrinakis | D | 86% |
| SC | State House-1 | William Whitmire | R | 86% |
| SC | State Senate-17 | Creighton Coleman | D | 83% |
| SC | State Senate-42 | Robert Ford | D | 83% |
| SC | State House-118 | William Herbkersman | R | 83% |
| SC | State Senate-31 | Hugh Kenneth Leatherman, Sr. | R | 83% |
| James Neal | Other | 83% | ||
| SC | State House-72 | James Smith, Jr. | D | 83% |
| Paul Agnew | Other | 80% | ||
| Ralph Anderson | Other | 80% | ||
| SC | State House-42 | Michael Anthony | D | 80% |
| Boyd Brown | Other | 80% | ||
| SC | State Senate-3 | Kevin Bryant | R | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-43 | George Campsen III | R | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-18 | Ronnie Cromer | R | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-46 | Tom Davis | R | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-15 | Wes Hayes, Jr. | R | 80% |
| Jake Knotts, Jr. | Other | 80% | ||
| Phil Leventis | Other | 80% | ||
| SC | State Senate-22 | Joel Lourie | D | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-29 | Gerald Malloy | D | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-25 | Shane Massey | R | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-45 | Clementa Pinckney | D | 80% |
| Greg Ryberg | Other | 80% | ||
| SC | State Senate-30 | Kent Williams | D | 80% |
| SC | State Senate-12 | Lee Bright | R | 78% |
| John Land III | Other | 78% | ||
| SC | State Senate-10 | Floyd Nicholson | D | 78% |
| SC | State Senate-11 | Glenn Reese | D | 78% |
| James Battle, Jr. | Other | 75% | ||
| SC | State House-107 | Alan Clemmons | R | 75% |
| Anton Gunn | Other | 75% | ||
| SC | Governor | Nikki Haley | R | 75% |
| SC | State House-60 | Phillip Lowe | R | 75% |
| SC | State House-65 | James Lucas | R | 75% |
| Vida Miller | Other | 75% | ||
| SC | State Senate-4 | William O'Dell | R | 75% |
| SC | State House-2 | William Sandifer III | R | 75% |
| SC | State Senate-19 | John Scott, Jr. | D | 75% |
| SC | State Senate-27 | Vincent Sheheen | D | 75% |
| SC | State House-27 | Garry Smith | R | 75% |
| David Thomas | Other | 75% | ||
| SC | State House-6 | Brian White | R | 75% |
| SC | State House-61 | Lester Branham, Jr. | D | 71% |
| SC | State House-66 | Gilda Cobb-Hunter | D | 71% |
| SC | State House-106 | Nelson Hardwick | R | 71% |
| SC | State House-73 | Christopher Hart | D | 71% |
| SC | State House-97 | Patsy Knight | D | 71% |
| SC | State Senate-39 | John Matthews, Jr. | D | 71% |
| SC | State House-99 | James Merrill | R | 71% |
| SC | State House-31 | Harold Mitchell, Jr. | D | 71% |
| Denny Neilson | Other | 71% | ||
| Anne Parks | Other | 71% | ||
| SC | U.S. Senate-Jr | Tim Scott | R | 71% |
| Thad Viers | Other | 71% | ||
| SC | State House-62 | Robert Williams | D | 71% |
| SC | State House-59 | Terry Alexander | D | 67% |
| Curtis Brantley | Other | 67% | ||
| SC | State Senate-34 | Ray Cleary III | R | 67% |
| SC | State House-82 | William Clyburn, Sr. | D | 67% |
| SC | State Senate-20 | John Courson | R | 67% |
| SC | State House-104 | Tracy Edge | R | 67% |
| SC | State House-76 | Leon Howard | D | 67% |
| SC | State House-74 | James Rutherford | D | 67% |
| SC | State House-90 | Bakari Sellers | D | 67% |
| SC | State House-113 | Seth Whipper | D | 67% |
| SC | State House-103 | Carl Anderson | D | 63% |
| SC | State House-23 | Chandra Dillard | D | 63% |
| SC | State House-7 | Michael Gambrell | R | 63% |
| Cathy Harvin | Other | 63% | ||
| SC | State House-121 | Kenneth Hodges | D | 63% |
| SC | State House-91 | Lonnie Hosey | D | 63% |
| SC | State House-102 | Joseph Jefferson, Jr. | D | 63% |
| SC | State House-70 | Joseph Neal | D | 63% |
| Anne Peterson Hutto | Other | 63% | ||
| SC | State House-46 | J. Simrill | R | 63% |
| SC | State House-51 | J. David Weeks | D | 63% |
| SC | State House-95 | Jerry Govan, Jr. | D | 60% |
| SC | State Senate-7 | Karl Allen | Other | 57% |
| SC | State House-58 | Liston Barfield | R | 57% |
| SC | State House-111 | Wendell Gilliard | D | 57% |
| SC | State House-49 | John King | D | 57% |
| Herbert Kirsh | Other | 57% | ||
| SC | State House-109 | David Mack III | D | 57% |
| SC | State House-77 | Joseph McEachern | D | 57% |
| SC | State House-40 | Walton McLeod III | D | 57% |
| SC | State House-50 | Grady Brown | D | 50% |
| SC | State House-116 | Robert Brown | D | 50% |
| SC | State House-14 | Michael Pitts | R | 50% |
| Kenneth Kennedy | Other | 33% |
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.