| Candidate | Party | Win % |
|---|---|---|
Nancy Mace INCUMBENT | 95% | |
Michael B. Moore | 5% |
Chance of winning South Carolina 1 over time
Our model is updated every day, blending the latest data on polls and fundraising with "fundamental" factors like incumbency and each district's partisan lean. Below is a chart over time of our best estimate of the most likely number of House seats each party will win, surrounded by a range of other plausible outcomes.
About South Carolina 1
Cook PVI
R+7.2
Last Winner
Republican
Campaign Finance
An overview of each candidate's financial activity during the campaign, showing how much money they raised and spent. Campaign finance data can be a powerful indicator of a candidate's support base and overall campaign health.
| Candidate | Cash on hand | Raised | Spent | Report | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nancy Mace | $802,525 | $703,750 | $1,663,438 | May 22, 2024 | |
Michael B. Moore | $93,899 | $574,553 | $561,553 | May 22, 2024 |
Candidate
Cash on hand
$802,525
Raised
$703,750
Spent
$1,663,438
Report
Date
May 22, 2024
Candidate
Cash on hand
$93,899
Raised
$574,553
Spent
$561,553
Report
Date
May 22, 2024
Past Elections
This section displays the previous election results in previous elections for South Carolina 1. By examining past election results, we can assess the historical performance and voter preferences in the district. This information is crucial for understanding trends and potential shifts in voter support.
| 2022 South Carolina House 01 | Vote % | Total Votes |
|---|---|---|
Nancy Mace | 56.49% | 153,757 |
Annie Andrews | 42.54% | 115,796 |
Joseph Oddo | 0.97% | 2,634 |
2022 South Carolina House 01
Nancy Mace
Vote %
56.49%
Total Votes
153,757
2022 South Carolina House 01
Annie Andrews
Vote %
42.54%
Total Votes
115,796
2022 South Carolina House 01
Joseph Oddo
Vote %
0.97%
Total Votes
2,634
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