Who's on Your 2026 Greenville County Ballot?

Enter your Greenville County, SC address to see the candidates on your 2026 primary ballot — from Governor and U.S. Senate to your district's State House and County Council races.

Which primary are you voting in?

Heads up: Remember that primaries are how political parties choose who makes it to the ballot for the general election in November. In South Carolina, we don’t register to vote by party, so you can choose which primary you vote in: Democrat or Republican. When you go to vote, you choose one party’s ballot and vote only for candidates in that party. You can’t split your votes across parties.

How to use: Choose either the Republican or Democratic ballot below and enter the home address of your voter registration to see your options on each party’s ballot. Decide which ballot you’ll vote and which candidates you’ll vote for.
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About this tool

How it works

  1. 1. Enter your Greenville County home address.
  2. 2. We match it to your exact voting districts.
  3. 3. See your candidates and listen to their interviews.

Which races are covered

Every Greenville voter sees the statewide races: Governor, U.S. Senate, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Comptroller General, Superintendent of Education, and Commissioner of Agriculture. Then, based on your address, the races specific to your district: U.S. House of Representatives, S.C. State House, and Greenville County Council.

Frequently asked questions

How do the primaries work?

South Carolina holds separate Democratic and Republican primaries. On primary day you choose one party's ballot and vote only for candidates in that party — you can't split your votes across parties. That's why this tool asks which primary you're voting in, then shows just that party's candidates.

How do I find my district?

You don't need to know it. Enter your home address and we match it to your Greenville County voting districts automatically.

Where does the data come from?

Candidate filings come from official South Carolina Election Commission records. Your districts come from Greenville County GIS.

Which races are covered?

Every statewide race (Governor, U.S. Senate, Attorney General, and more) plus the races specific to your district: U.S. House, S.C. State House, and County Council.

Who runs this?

Simple Civics Greenville County, a nonpartisan local civics podcast.