2024 Republican Candidates – General Elections, November 5

General Elections – Tuesday, November 5th, 2024 

Look up your Sample Ballot HERE or watch the video below to learn how to look up your sample ballot!

Early Voting – Monday October 21st – Saturday, Nov 2nd

https://www.greenvillecounty.org/VoterRegistration/EarlyVoting.aspx

CANDIDATES

President & Vice President

• Donald J. Trump & JD Vance – https://www.donaldjtrump.com/

U.S. House of Representatives, District 3

• Sheri Biggs – https://www.sheribiggs.com/

U.S. House of Representatives, District 4

• William Timmons – https://votetimmons.com/

SC State Senate District 2

• Rex F Rice – https://www.rexrice.com/

SC State Senate District 5

• Tom Corbin – https://www.senatorcorbin.com/

SC State Senate District 6 

• Jason Elliott – https://www.votejasonelliott.com/

SC State Senate District 7 – democratic district

SC State Senate District 8

• Ross Turner – https://www.rossturnersc.com/

SC Senate District 9

• Danny Verdin – https://www.dannyverdin.com/

SC Senate District 12 

• Roger Allen Nutt – https://rogernutt.com/

SC Senate District 13

• Shane Martin – https://senatormartin.com/

SC House District 5

• Neal Collins – https://collinsforsc.com

SC House District 7

• Lee Gilreath – https://www.leegilreath.com/

SC House District 10

• Thomas Beach – https://www.beachforhouse.com/

SC House District 16

• Mark Willis – https://www.willisforhouse.com/

SC House District 17

• Mike Burns – https://www.facebook.com/mikeburnsforschouse/

SC House District 18

• Alan Morgan – https://morganforsc.com/

SC House District 19

• Patrick Haddon – https://patrickhaddon.com/

SC House District 20

• Stephen Frank – https://votestephenfrank.com/

SC House District 21

• Bobby Cox – https://www.votebobbycox.com/

SC House District 22

• Paul Wickensimer – https://www.paulforhouse.com/

SC House District 24

• Bruce Bannister – https://brucebannister.com/

SC House District 25

• Tim Kennedy – https://votekennedy.us/

SC House District 27

• David Vaughan – https://www.vaughanforsc.com/

SC House District 28

• Chris Huff – https://votechrishuff.com/

SC House District 35

• Bill Chumley – https://www.chumleyforhouse.com/

Sheriff

• Hobart Lewis – https://www.hobartforsheriff.com

Clerk of Court

• Jay Gresham – https://www.votejaygresham.com/

Coroner

• Mile Ellis – https://mikeelliscoroner.com/

County Council District 18

• Kelly Cason Long – https://votekellylong.com/

County Council District 20

• Steve Shaw – https://vote4steveshaw.com/

County Council District 21 

• Curt McGahhey – https://www.facebook.com/mcgahheyforcouncil/

County Council District 22

• • Frank Farmer – https://frankforgreenville.com/

County Council District 24

• Liz Seman – https://www.imforliz.com/

County Council District 24 – democratic district

County Council District 27

• Garey Collins – https://collinsfor27.com/

Register of Deeds

• Tim Nanney

Soil and Water District Commission

• Jim Blackwell

Greenville County School Board races are NON-Partisan.

As of October 15th, based on what we know today, our membership is supporting candidates in the following districts:

School Board District 17 – no currently recommended candidate

School Board District 19

• Dan Healy – https://votedanhealy.com/

School Board District 21

• Steve Whaley – https://steve4basics.com/

School Board District 23 – no currently recommended candidate

School Board District 25

• Greg Cantrell – https://www.cantrellgcsboard25.com/
• Jack Logan – https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563673270096

School Board District 27

• Sarah Dulin – https://www.facebook.com/SarahDulinGCSBoard

Statewide Constitutional Amendment:
Must Section 4, Article II of the Constitution of this State, relating to voter qualifications, be amended so as to provide that only a
citizen of the United States and of this State of the age of eighteen and upwards who is properly registered is entitled to vote as
provided by law?

The Greenville County Republican Party recommends that the answer to this question should be YES.

Local Questions:
Must a special one percent sales and use tax be imposed in Greenville County for not more than 8 years to raise the amounts
specified for the following purposes? (1) $473,919,000 for one thousand four hundred and forty-five (1,445) road improvement,
repaving, and reconstruction projects, including: • Adams Mill Road from Ashmore Bridge Road to Brooks Road • Airport Road
from Haywood Road to Laurens Road • Bridges Road from East Butler Road to Bethel Road • Cedar Falls Road from McKelvey
Road to Hillside Church Road • Crescent Avenue from Church Street to Cleveland Street • Devenger Road from Hudson Road to
South Batesville Road • Donnan Road from Rutherford Road to Wade Hampton Boulevard • East and West Bramlett Road from
West Blue Ridge Drive to Hampton Avenue Extension • Emily Lane/Blakely Avenue/Griffin Mill Road/Log Shoals Road from Old
Pelzer Road to Neely Ferry Road • Five Forks Road from SC 14 to Woodruff Road • Geer Highway from SC 11 to State Line •
Goldsmith Road from Howard Drive to Jones Mill Road • Groce Meadow Road from Milford Church Road to Mountain View
Road • Holland Road from Vendue Court to East Butler Road • McElhaney Road from Old White Horse Road to South Main
Street • McKelvey Road from Fairview Road to Augusta Road • Memorial Drive Extension from Whitfield Way to West Poinsett
Street • Old Highway 25 from US 25 to State Line • Piedmont Highway from Bracken Road to County Line • Piedmont Park Road
from Rutherford Road to East Mountain Creek Road • Roe Ford Road from Old Hunts Bridge Road to US 25 • South Bennetts
Bridge Road from Woodruff Road to County Line • Summit Drive from Mohawk Drive to Wedgewood Drive • Talley Bridge Road
from Geer Highway to SC 414 • Wembley Road from Laurens Road to Cul De Sac (2) $216,100,000 for fifty-one (51)
intersection improvement projects, including: • Arlington Avenue and North Line Street • Bethel Road, Bridges Road, and Tanner
Road • Brushy Creek Road and Hammett Road • East Mountain Creek Road and Mountain Creek Church Road • Edwards Road
and Howell Road • Fork Shoals Road and SC 418 • Forrester Drive and Hamby Drive • Georgia Street, Putnam Road, and South
Woods Drive • Gibbs Shoals Road and Dillard Road • Harrison Bridge Road and Hipps Road • Locust Hill Road, Lynn Road, and
Waters Road • Milford Church Road and SC 101 • North Academy Street and North Church Street • North Pleasantburg Drive,
Wade Hampton Boulevard, Edwards Road, and Pine Knoll Drive • Scuffletown Road and Jones Mill Road • Stallings Road and
Roberts Road • Tigerville Road and US 25 • US 25 and Roe Road/Little Texas Road • Woodruff Road, East Georgia Road, and
Anderson Ridge Road (3) $313,200,000 for thirty-one (31) roadway safety and congestion relief projects, including: • Fairview
Road from Harrison Bridge Road to Grandview Drive • Haywood Road and I-385 interchange • North and South Pleasantburg
Drive from State Park Road to Augusta Road • Wade Hampton Boulevard from West Stone Avenue to North Pleasantburg Drive
• Road widenings on Ashmore Bridge Road, Dallas Road, Edwards Road, Fowler Circle, Howell Road, O’Neal Church Road,
Ridge Road (Greenville), Salters Road, West Georgia Road, and Wofford Road (4) $43,613,000 for thirty-seven (37) bridge and
road-related drainage projects, including: • Bridge replacements on Anderson Ridge Road, Balfer Drive, East Dorchester
Boulevard, Hilly Street, McMahan Road, Pine Forest Road, Queen Street, Scarlett Street, and Ranch Road • Road drainage
improvements in Belle Meade, Berea Forest, and Cherokee Forest subdivisions Total: $1,046,832,000 and must the County
Council of Greenville County, South Carolina be authorized to issue and sell, either as a single issue or as several separate
issues, not exceeding $150,000,000 principal amount of general obligation bonds of Greenville County, to defray the costs of the
foregoing purposes, plus issuance costs, to be paid from the sales and use tax to be imposed as stated herein and pledged to
the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds, and, in the event such sales and use tax is inadequate for the
payment of such bonds, such bonds shall be payable from an ad valorem tax imposed on all taxable property in Greenville
County? INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: All qualified electors of Greenville County desiring to vote in favor of imposing the tax
for the stated purposes and authorizing the issuance and sale of bonds in connection therewith as outlined above shall vote
“YES”, and all qualified electors opposed to levying the tax and issuing such bonds shall vote “NO.”

The Greenville County Republican Part recommends that the answer to this question should be NO. For more information read the GCRP Press Release on the subject HERE