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South Carolina Secretary of State winner?

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  • Jason Belton

    Will Jason Belton win the 2026 South Carolina Secretary of State election?

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Jason Belton

Jason Belton

Democratic candidate for Secretary of State in South Carolina

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6%chance to win

$69.15NOV 7, 2026

Candidate Overview

Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.

Current roleLabor organizer

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyModerate Democrat

GenderMale

LocationSouth Carolina

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BackgroundLabor organizer

Notable personal detailsJason Belton is the Democratic nominee for South Carolina Secretary of State in the November 3, 2026 general election. He has described himself as a community organizer and business and nonprofit consultant, and he has served as Vice President of the Greater Columbia Central Labor Council. His campaign platform emphasizes government transparency, streamlined business/nonprofit filings, and changes aimed at election administration oversight.

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Political Positions

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Economy & Taxes

Jason Belton’s campaign emphasizes making state services more efficient for small businesses and nonprofits, cutting bureaucratic hurdles, and using existing state buildings at no additional cost to taxpayers. His public campaign material focuses on reducing red tape and improving access rather than on raising taxes or expanding spending.

Climate & Energy

Belton’s publicly visible campaign materials do not lay out a detailed climate or energy agenda. A candidate guide characterizes him as opposing climate mandates, which points toward a market-friendly, anti-regulatory posture rather than an aggressive climate-policy platform.

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