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Lexington County, South Carolina

What we have for Lexington County today, and what is coming.

Basics

Federal money spent here

Fiscal year 2026: $2.5 billion in federal contracts, grants, loans and other awards for work done in Lexington County.

Explore on USAspending.gov

Who represents Lexington County

U.S. Senate (whole state): Darline Graham (Republican), Tim Scott (Republican).

U.S. House districts that include part of this county

DistrictMemberShare of county land
Congressional District 2Joe Wilson (Republican)100%

State senate districts

DistrictMemberShare of county land
State Senate District 23Carlisle Kennedy (Republican)49.8%
State Senate District 25Shane Massey (Republican)17.8%
State Senate District 26Russell Ott (Democratic)17.2%
State Senate District 18Ronnie Cromer (Republican)8.6%
State Senate District 10Billy Garrett (Republican)6.6%

State house / assembly districts

DistrictMemberShare of county land
State House District 96Ryan McCabe (Republican)23.1%
State House District 39Cal Forrest (Republican)22.8%
State House District 86Bill Taylor (Republican)11%
State House District 93Jerry Govan (Democratic)9.6%
State House District 88John Lastinger (Republican)8.9%
State House District 87Paula Calhoon (Republican)7.4%
State House District 85Jay Kilmartin (Republican)5.9%
State House District 69Chris Wooten (Republican)4.8%
State House District 89Micah Caskey (Republican)4.5%
State House District 40Joe White (Republican)1.3%
State House District 71Nathan Ballentine (Republican)0.7%

Matched by district number using the U.S. Census Bureau 2020 county–district relationship files (land area overlap; districts may have been redrawn since). Your exact district depends on your address: U.S. House · state legislators.

County government

Find the official county website and contacts in the USA.gov local government directory or the National Association of Counties explorer.

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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer (county list, public domain); USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury). Built 2026-11-03 15:28.