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The current governor of South Carolina is Mark Sanford. A Republican.
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In March 2012, Republican Glenn F. McConnell took over the 2011-2015 term as Lt. Gov. of South Carolina, to which Ken Ard had been elected.
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Who was the first Replubican governor in 100 years elected in 1974?
The first Republican governor in 100 years to be elected in 1974 was James B. Edwards for the state of South Carolina.
What is the state governor of South Carolina?
The governor of South Carolina is Nikki Haley. See more about her by clicking related links.
