South Carolina House District 20: 2022 election
District Lines
The 2022 election used the district lines on file (in force since 2022).
19 precincts · District lines: State house lines: U.S. Census Bureau (1:500,000 cartographic boundary) · Precinct lines: South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, statewide Voter Precincts (gis.state.sc.us, 2026); per-election precinct editions for the 2020/2022/2024 certified results: SC RFA statewide precinct files 2022-06, 2022-12, 2024-09 and Census 2020 VTDs (sc-rfa-2022-06, sc-rfa-2022-12, sc-rfa-2024-10, sc-census-vtd2020)
2022 Results in This District
| Contest | First | Second | Margin | Votes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 U.S. Senate19 precinctsSouth Carolina State Election CommissionCertified — SEC final ENR | Tim Scott (R)14,651 · 71.4% | Krystle Matthews (D)5,836 · 28.4% | R+42.9 | 20,527 | South Carolina State Election CommissionCertified — SEC final ENR |
| 2022 Governor19 precinctsSouth Carolina State Election CommissionCertified — SEC final ENR | Henry McMaster/Pamela Evette (R)13,461 · 65.3% | Joe Cunningham/Tally Parham (D)6,766 · 32.8% | R+32.5 | 20,620 | South Carolina State Election CommissionCertified — SEC final ENR |
Totals add up the certified precinct results for the precincts inside today's district lines. A precinct split by the district line counts in full, or only in the district holding most of its voters where the linkage assigns it to one, and votes a county reported only countywide (some counties' absentee and early votes) are left out, so totals can differ from an official canvass.
2022 Results
State House of Representatives, District 20
SC-2022-11-08-Cntyprec · Nov 8, 2022| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adam MorganRepublican | Republican | 11,358 | 97.8% |
| Write-InNonpartisan | Nonpartisan | 258 | 2.2% |
Certified — SEC final ENR (county detail files); reconciled to the certified county totals · South Carolina State Election Commission — ENR county detail results
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