List of lieutenant governors of South Carolina
Lieutenant Governors under the Constitution of 1895

List of lieutenant governors of South Carolina

Section Title: Lieutenant Governors under the Constitution of 1895
Table Section Text: None

#	Name	Took Office	Left Office	Party	Governor(s) Served Under

62	Miles Benjamin McSweeney	January 18, 1897	June 2, 1899	Democratic	William Haselden Ellerbe

63	Robert B. Scarborough	June 2, 1899	January 15, 1901	Democratic	Miles Benjamin McSweeney

64	James Tillman	January 15, 1901	January 20, 1903	Democratic

65	John Sloan	January 20, 1903	January 15, 1907	Democratic	Duncan Clinch Heyward

66	Thomas Gordon McLeod	January 15, 1907	January 17, 1911	Democratic	Martin Frederick Ansel

67	Charles Aurelius Smith	January 17, 1911	January 14, 1915	Democratic	Coleman Livingston Blease

68	Andrew Bethea	January 19, 1915	January 21, 1919	Democratic	Richard Irvine Manning III

69	J.T. Liles	January 21, 1919	January 18, 1921	Democratic	Robert Archer Cooper

70	Wilson Godfrey Harvey	January 18, 1921	May 20, 1922	Democratic

71	E.B. Jackson	January 16, 1923	January 18, 1927	Democratic	Thomas Gordon McLeod

72	Thomas Bothwell Butler	January 18, 1927	January 20, 1931	Democratic	John Gardiner Richards, Jr.

73	James Sheppard	January 20, 1931	January 15, 1935	Democratic	Ibra Charles Blackwood

74	Joseph Emile Harley	January 15, 1935	November 4, 1941	Democratic	Olin D. Johnston

Burnet R. Maybank

75	Ransome Judson Williams	January 19, 1943	January 2, 1945	Democratic	Olin D. Johnston

76	George Bell Timmerman, Jr.	January 21, 1947	January 18, 1955	Democratic	Strom Thurmond

James F. Byrnes

77	Ernest "Fritz" Hollings	January 18, 1955	January 20, 1959	Democratic	George Bell Timmerman, Jr.

78	Burnet R. Maybank Jr.	January 20, 1959	January 15, 1963	Democratic	Ernest "Fritz" Hollings

79	Robert Evander McNair	January 15, 1963	April 22, 1965	Democratic	Donald S. Russell

80	John C. West	January 17, 1967	January 19, 1971	Democratic	Robert Evander McNair

81	Earle Morris, Jr.	January 19, 1971	January 21, 1975	Democratic	John C. West

82	W. Brantley Harvey, Jr.	January 21, 1975	January 10, 1979	Democratic	James B. Edwards

83	Nancy Stevenson	January 10, 1979	January 12, 1983	Democratic	Richard Riley

84	Michael R. Daniel	January 12, 1983	January 14, 1987	Democratic

85	Nick Theodore	January 14, 1987	January 11, 1995	Democratic	Carroll A. Campbell, Jr.

86	Bob Peeler	January 11, 1995	January 15, 2003	Republican	David Beasley

Jim Hodges

87	André Bauer	January 15, 2003	January 12, 2011	Republican	Mark Sanford

88	Ken Ard	January 12, 2011	March 9, 2012	Republican	Nikki Haley

89	Glenn F. McConnell	March 13, 2012	June 18, 2014	Republican

90	J. Yancey McGill	June 18, 2014	January 14, 2015	Democratic

91	Henry McMaster	January 14, 2015	January 24, 2017	Republican

92	Kevin L. Bryant	January 25, 2017	January 9, 2019	Republican	Henry McMaster

Beginning in 2018, lieutenant governors were elected on the same ticket as governors

93	Pamela Evette	January 9, 2019	Incumbent	Republican	Henry McMaster

Sentence(s)

Ransome Judson Williams was the 75th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina from 1943 to 1945.
In 1943, Ransome Judson Williams was elected the 75th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina.
In 1943, Ransome Judson Williams was elected as the 75th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina.

final_sentence: Ransome Judson Williams was the 75th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina from 1943 to 1945.
final_sentence: In 1943, Ransome Judson Williams was elected the 75th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina.
final_sentence: In 1943, Ransome Judson Williams was elected as the 75th Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina.