Greenville County Republican Party Urges Strong Participation
in the June 9th, 2026 Primary Election
Greenville, SC, March 16th, 2026 – As the 2026 primary elections approach on June 9th, conservatives across South Carolina have a critical window to turn principles into action. Beyond casting a vote on primary election day, those ready to lead must seize the opportunity to run for office. The official candidate filing period for partisan candidates opens TODAY, March 16th at noon and closes at noon on March 30th. This is the essential step for conservatives to secure a place on the ballot and compete in the June 9th primaries.
Save the Date! The Greenville County Republican Party emphasizes the importance of the State Primary Election on Tuesday, June 9th, 2026. The early voting period for the Statewide Primary starts on Tuesday, May 26 and ends Friday, June 5 (closed on Saturday, Sunday and state holidays). Early voting centers are open 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
A full slate of critical offices will appear on the Republican primary ballot, including:
Federal Offices
- United States Senator – currently held by Sen. Lindsey Graham
- U.S. House of Representative – 3rd Congressional District currently held by Rep. Sheri Biggs & 4th Congressional District currently held by Rep. William Timmons
State Offices
- Governor
- Attorney General
- Secretary of State
- State Treasurer currently held by Curtis Loftis
- Comptroller General
- Superintendent of Education
- Commissioner of Agriculture
Greenville County:
- Solicitor Circuit 13 (shared w/ Pickens County) – currently held by Solicitor Cindy S. Crick
- South Carolina House of Representative (124 seats state wide)
- State House of Representatives District 5 (shared w/Pickens County) currently held by Rep. Neal A. Collins
- State House of Representatives District 7 (shared w/Abbeville and
Anderson Counties) currently held by Rep. Lee Gilreath - State House of Representatives District 10 (shared w/ Anderson and Pickens
Counties) currently held by Rep. Thomas Beach - State House of Representatives District 16 (shared w/Laurens County) currently held by Rep. Mark Willis
- State House of Representatives District 17 currently held by Rep. Mike Burns
- State House of Representatives District 18 currently held by Rep. Alan Morgan
- State House of Representatives District 19 currently held by Rep. Patrick Haddon
- State House of Representatives District 20 currently held by Rep. Stephen Frank
- State House of Representatives District 21 currently held by Rep. Dianne Mitchell
- State House of Representatives District 22 currently held by Rep. Paul Wickensimer
- State House of Representatives District 23 currently held by Rep. Chandra Dillard (D)
- State House of Representatives District 24 currently held by Rep. Bruce Bannister
- State House of Representatives District 25 currently held by Rep. Wendell Jones (D)
- State House of Representatives District 27 currently held by Rep. David Vaughan
- State House of Representatives District 28 currently held by Rep. Chris Huff
- State House of Representatives District 35 (shared w/ Spartanburg County) currently held by Rep. Bill Chumley
- Probate Judge currently held by Chad Groover
- Auditor currently held by Scott Case
- County Treasurer currently held by Allen Hodges
- Greenville County Council (5 of 12 seats)
- County Council District 17 currently held by Joey Russo (not running for re-election)
- County Council District 19 currently held by Benton Blount
- County Council District 23 currently held by Alan Mitchell (D)
- County Council District 26 currently held by Rick Bradley
- County Council District 28 currently held by Dan Tripp (not running for re-election)
For comprehensive voter information, including how to check your registration and find your districts, visit SCVotes.gov and navigate to the “Check Your Voter Registration” section.
“Primaries are where the real decisions are made about who will represent our conservative values in the general election,” said Greenville County Republican Party Chairman, Jeff Davis.
“In a conservative stronghold like Greenville, the primary winner is almost always the general election winner,” says Davis. “Yet, with typical primary turnout in South Carolina hovering around 15%, your individual vote carries massive weight. Every Republican who shows up has a disproportionate impact on electing our government officials”.
The Greenville County Republican Party strongly encourages all citizens to mark their calendars, confirm their voter registration, and plan to vote early or on June 9th. For those who have recently moved to the area, please be aware that South Carolina law requires you to register at least 30 days prior to the election to be eligible to vote.
For comprehensive voter information please visit scvotes.gov. For information on early voting / polling locations, sample ballots, voter guides, further details on filing for office or to join our mission as a volunteer, contact the Greenville County Republican Party today: 864-243-8528 (HQ), team@GreenvilleGOP.com. We’ll also post updates on our website and FCRP social media as new information becomes available: GreenvilleGOP.com/vote
Jeff Davis, JD, MBA, CPA(GA)
Chairman, Greenville County Republican Party
843-901-8036 (cell) | jeff@apogeetax.com
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The Greenville County Republican Party (GCRP) represents Republican voters in Greenville County, South Carolina. As a steadfast supporter of President Donald Trump’s America FIRST movement, the GCRP is dedicated to promoting conservative values, limited government, constitutional liberties, and national sovereignty. For more information or media inquiries, contact GCRP Chairman Jeff Davis, JD, MBA, CPA(GA), at 843-901-8036 or jeff@apogeetax.com, or GCRP Chief of Staff Olga Lisinska at 843-901-8035 or olga@apogeetax.com. Visit www.GreenvilleGOP.com for details on events and our open house every Friday from 11am–1pm at 2505 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville, SC 29615.
Source: Greenville County Republican Party
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