Federal & Statewide
The Top of the Ticket
These Democratic candidates appear on every Berkeley County ballot.
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Berkeley County, South Carolina · General Election 2026
Every Democrat on Berkeley County's November 3 ballot — from U.S. Senate to County Council — in one place. Know your candidates, know the deadlines, and make a plan to vote.
Start Here
Your exact ballot depends on your address — S.C. House and County Council districts vary street by street. Pull your official sample ballot from the State Election Commission, then find your candidates below.
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Per the S.C. Election Commission's 2026 early-voting page — confirm before you go.
The races that shape your daily life — your roads, schools, drainage, and taxes — are at the bottom of the ballot. Don't stop at the top. Vote every race, top to bottom, including the nonpartisan ones.
The general election is open to every registered South Carolina voter — there are no party restrictions in November.
Federal & Statewide
These Democratic candidates appear on every Berkeley County ballot.
S.C. House of Representatives
Berkeley County spans eight S.C. House districts — you vote in the one where you live. Democrats are on the ballot in all eight. Not sure which is yours? Check your sample ballot.
Berkeley County Council
County Council decides your rezonings, roads, drainage, and budgets. Districts 4 through 8 are on the 2026 ballot — you vote only in your district. Democrats are contesting four of the five seats.
Has publicly pressed the county on wetlands, flooding, and the pace of growth.
In the news →
Pastor, disabled U.S. Air Force veteran, small-business owner. 21 documented questions on the county's biggest rezoning — answers credited, open questions tracked.
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GodfreyForDistrict6.com →No Democrat filed in County Council District 4 — but South Carolina allows write-in candidates in general elections, and a write-in wins by earning the most votes in the race. District 4 residents thinking about stepping up: it’s not too late to try. Talk to the Berkeley County Voter Registration & Elections office at (843) 719-4056 about how write-in votes are counted, and the S.C. Ethics Commission about candidate requirements before you campaign.
Don't Skip the Bottom of the Ballot
School board races appear without party labels, near the bottom of your ballot — and other groups recruit and endorse for those seats on purpose. Vote your ticket if you want, but scroll all the way down and vote the nonpartisan races on purpose. Look the candidates up before you go: Ballotpedia's school board coverage and your sample ballot show exactly who's running where you live.
