South Carolina

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Key Voting Dates in South Carolina

		Primary Voter Registration Deadline:		May 1 3
		Primary Election:		Jun 13
		Primary Runoff Election:		Jun 273
		General Voter Registration Deadline: (Mail)		Oct 7
		General Voter Registration Deadline: (In Person)		Nov 6 (by 5:00 PM)

2006 Candidates

Gubernatorial Race

Incumbent:	Mark Sanford (R)
Challenger(s):	Tommy Moore  (D)
	Go to Tommy Moore’s campaign website.

House Races

SC-1	Incumbent:	Henry E. Brown (R)
		Henry E. Brown has a lifetime AFL-CIO congressional voting record of voting wrong on working family issues 88 percent of the time.
	Challenger(s):	Randy Maatta  (D)
		Go to Randy Maatta’s campaign website.
		Ben Fraiser (D)
SC-2	Incumbent:	Joe Wilson  (R)
		Joe Wilson has a lifetime AFL-CIO congressional voting record of voting wrong on working family issues 85 percent of the time.
	Challenger(s):	Michael Ray Ellisor (D)
SC-3	Incumbent:	Gresham Barrett (R)
		Gresham Barrett has a lifetime AFL-CIO congressional voting record of voting wrong on working family issues 89 percent of the time.
	Challenger(s):	Lee Ballenger  (D)
		Go to Lee Ballenger’s campaign website.
SC-4	Incumbent:	Bob Inglis (R)
		Bob Inglis has a lifetime AFL-CIO congressional voting record of voting wrong on working family issues 87 percent of the time.
	Challenger(s):	William Griffith (D)
SC-5	Incumbent:	John Spratt   (D)
		John Spratt has a lifetime AFL-CIO congressional voting record of voting right on working family issues 78 percent of the time.
		Go to John Spratt’s campaign website.
	Challenger(s):	Ralph Norman (R)
SC-6	Incumbent:	James Clyburn   (D)
		James Clyburn has a lifetime AFL-CIO congressional voting record of voting right on working family issues 96 percent of the time.
		Go to James Clyburn’s campaign website.
	Challenger(s):	Gary McLeod (R)

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