South Carolina 6th District
Jim Clyburn (D) holds this seat and is running again. 2 candidates were on the ballot on November 3, 2026.
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Jim Clyburn
Democrat · holds this seat today
FLiberty Score FOn the liberty side in 46 of 120 votes and bills.
Raised $1,687,458 since January 2025: 57% from PACs and other committees, 40% from people, 3% transfers and other income. The filing at FEC.gov
John Peterson
Republican · banquet supervisor, Charleston County Republican precinct president
No gradeNothing on recordI have no votes in Congress to count for Peterson, and I found nothing Peterson has said or done on any of these questions: no campaign positions and no interview I could check. I went through it on October 20.
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