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David Stumbo Wins Republican Nomination for Attorney General in South Carolina

The solicitor and longtime prosecutor won after securing 19 sheriff endorsements and five solicitor endorsements across the state, campaign officials said.

  • On Tuesday, 8th Circuit Solicitor David Stumbo won the Republican nomination for South Carolina Attorney General, defeating State Senator Stephen Goldfinch in the runoff election and securing his spot on the November general election ballot.
  • Both candidates campaigned on conservative priorities, with Stumbo emphasizing his prosecutorial experience in the 8th Judicial Circuit and Goldfinch highlighting his legislative record representing Georgetown and Horry Counties.
  • Official tallies show Stumbo received 118,005 votes, or 54.9%, while Goldfinch garnered 97,099 votes, or 45.1%. The runoff followed a primary where neither candidate secured a majority.
  • Stumbo will face Democratic nominee Richard Hricik in the November 3 general election. Goldfinch congratulated his opponent, calling him a "good man" and pledging to support him wholeheartedly.
  • Pledging to limit his service to two terms, Stumbo intends to focus on task forces targeting human trafficking and internet crimes against children while prioritizing his prosecutorial role.
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WJCL broke the news on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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