Greenville County Voter Guide
Republican Primary RUNOFF June 23, 2026
Below you will find the RUNOFF candidates and their information, followed by the June 9th election results
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Each candidate chose the number that best reflects their position for each question and some provided longer answers. Those answers can be found via the link below each graphic. For races where no questions were sent, the candidates positions were pulled directly from their website.
GPC strives to provide streamlined, non-biased information based on candidate input, campaign material, and recorded votes. However, we encourage voters to review candidate websites and reach out to them if you have questions.
Runoff Races
SC Governor
Read Each Candidate’s Detailed Answers Here
SC Attorney General
Read Each Candidate’s Detailed Answers Here
SC Commissioner of Agriculture
Cody Simpson
The Candidate’s Priorities are:
Protect South Carolina Farmland from Chinese Communist and Other Foreign Adversarial Ownership
Fight against Misguided and Unnecessary Overdevelopment
Promote agricultural Education and Workforce Development
Support SC Farms and Businesses
Advance President Trump's America First Agenda
Greenville County Council District 17
Read Each Candidate’s Detailed Answers Here
Primary Election Results
SC House
US Senate
Lindsey Graham
(incumbent)
56.78%
of 465,076 total votes cast
The Candidate’s Priorities Include:
Leading the Charge to Eliminate Wasteful Spending & Pass Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” as Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee
Helped to Reshape the Federal Judiciary as Former Chairman of the Federal Judiciary Committee
Continues to Be Front-and-Center on Issues of Tax Cuts, Border Security, and Restoring America’s Leadership Position as a Force for Global Peace & Security
All information in this section was copied directly from the candidate’s website
US House District 4
All information in this section was copied directly from the candidate’s website
Ballot Advisory Questions
Question 1
Yes 89.11%
No 10.89%
Should people have the right to register with the political party of their choice when they register to vote?
Question 2
Yes 77.79%
No 22.21%
Should candidates for local school boards be able to run as a candidate of the political party of their choice, just like candidates for other elected offices?
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