South Carolina voters elect a governor Tuesday, Nov. 3, after early voting set a new record for a gubernatorial election in the state.

The South Carolina Election Commission reported Oct. 26 that nearly 564,000 early votes had been counted as of 3 p.m. that day. The commission called it a new record for early voting in a gubernatorial election. The Post and Courier reported more than 1 million people voted ahead of Election Day.

Candidates in the governor's race held their final campaign events Monday, Nov. 2, according to WIS.

Results

Election-night totals are unofficial until certified by the state. The South Carolina Election Commission will post official results on its results page.

Candidate

Party

Votes

Percentage

Results pending

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Voters can check their registration and polling place through the Election Commission's website at scvotes.gov.