General election
- Alan Wilson Republican
attorney general of South Carolina (2011–present)
- Ashley Trantham Republican
former HD-28 (2018–2024)
- Bill Chumley Republican
HD-35 (2010–present)
- Brandon Guffey Republican
HD-48 (2023–present)
- Chris Huff Republican
HD-28 (2024–present)
- Curtis Loftis Republican
treasurer of South Carolina (2011–present)
- David Martin Republican
HD-26 (2024–present) (previously endorsed Kimbrell)
- Donald Trump Republican
president of the United States (2017–2021, 2025–present) (co-endorsement with Wilson)
- Everett Stubbs Republican
SD-17 (2025–present)
- Heath Sessions Republican
HD-46 (2022–present)
- Jackie Terribile Republican
HD-66 (2025–present) (previously endorsed Norman)
- Jay Kilmartin Republican
HD-85 (2022–present) (previously endorsed Norman)
- Jeff Bradley Republican
HD-123 (2014–present)
- Jermaine Johnson Democrat
state representative from the 80th district (2020–present)
- Joe White Republican
HD-40 (2022–present) (previously endorsed Norman)
- Michael Johnson Republican
SD-16 (2020–present)
- Mike Burns Republican
HD-17 (2013–present)
- Nancy Mace Republican
(2021–present) and former gubernatorial candidate
- Nathan Ballentine Republican
HD-71 (2004–present) (previously endorsed Norman)
- Patrick Morrisey Republican
governor of West Virginia (2025–present)
- Ralph Norman Republican
(2017–present) and former gubernatorial candidate
- Rom Reddy Republican
businessman and former gubernatorial candidate
- Ted Cruz Republican
Texas (2013–present)
- Tim Scott Republican
South Carolina (2013–present)
- Tom Davis Republican
SD-46 (2009–present)
- Tommy Pope Republican
speaker pro tempore (2014–present) from HD-47 (2010–present)
- Turning Point Action Republican
- Walid Hakim Green
(South Carolina Green Party), veteran
Primaries
Democratic primary
state representative from the 80th district (2020–present)
former chief of staff for Richard Riley and businessman
trial attorney and candidate for governor in 2010
Republican primary
lieutenant governor of South Carolina (2019–present)
attorney general of South Carolina (2011–present)
(2017–present) and former gubernatorial candidate
businessman and former gubernatorial candidate












