Table: united states house of representatives elections , 2000
[['district', 'incumbent', 'party', 'first elected', 'results', 'candidates'], ['south carolina 1', 'mark sanford', 'republican', '1994', 'retired republican hold', 'henry brown (r) 60% andy brack (d) 36%'], ['south carolina 2', 'floyd spence', 'republican', '1970', 're - elected', 'floyd spence (r) 58% jane frederick (d) 41%'], ['south carolina 3', 'lindsey graham', 'republican', '1994', 're - elected', 'lindsey graham (r) 68% george brightharp (d) 31%'], ['south carolina 4', 'jim demint', 'republican', '1998', 're - elected', 'jim demint (r) 80%'], ['south carolina 5', 'john spratt', 'democratic', '1982', 're - elected', 'john spratt (d) 59% carl gullick (r) 40%']]
Statement: in South Carolina 's 2000 Election for the United State House Of Representative , democrat John Spratt was Re - Elected with 59% of the vote , defeating Republican Carl Gullick
Statement: District 2 through 4 Re - Elected Republican Incumbent in the 2000 Election
Statement: in District 1 , Republican Henry Brown replaced retiring Incumbent Mark Sanford , by receiving 60% of the vote against democrat Andy Brack
Statement: no challenger is listed for District 4 's Incumbent Jim Demint , who received 80% of the vote
Statement: at the time of the 2000 Election , Floyd Spence of District 2 had been serving in the u s House Of Representative for thirty year