York County
Political Maps
updated April 26, 2025
US House of Representatives
In 2025, all of York County is contained within US House District 5. Republican Ralph Norman is the incumbent. House members serve two-year terms, so the next election is in 2026. See the Meet the Candidates page for updates on who’s running, and the Voting in York County page for (you guessed it), information on voting (in York County😉).
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US House District 5
SC Senate Districts
in York County
In 2025 there are four South Carolina Senate districts that include part of York County: 14, 15 16 and 17. District 15 is located entirely within the County.
State Senators serve four-year terms, with elections on ‘Presidential’ years, so the next election for State Senators will be in 2028. The Primary is TBA. The incumbents are all Republicans.
The Meet the Candidates page will have updates on who’s running when we get closer to the 2028 election.
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SC House Districts
in York County
In 2025, there are eight South Carolina House Districts that include parts of York County. That number changed with 2020 redistricting, with the County losing two districts (30 and 45), and gaining a new one (66). The 2025 Districts are: 26, 29, 43, 46, 47, 48, 49 and 66. John R King is the incumbent Democrat in District 49. The other incumbents are Republicans.
SC House members serve two-year terms, and elections are held in ‘even number’ years (same as US House elections). The next election will be in 2026. See the Meet the Candidates page for updates on who’s running.
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York
County Council
Districts
There are seven York County Council Districts. Council members serve 4-year terms. Three will be elected in 2026: Districts 3, 4 and 7
Note that while the Council races are partisan, it can be difficult to decode which party the incumbents belong to until ballots are published. The York County ‘Elected Representatives’ web page does not include party affiliation. In 2025, Bump Roddey (District 4) is the only Democrat on County Council.
See the Meet the Candidates page for updates on who’s running.
Here is a link to several political maps for York County, on the County website.
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York County
Precincts
Precincts are the smallest political subdivision in York County – there are 100 of them in the county. Your Preceinct is where you vote, and we’re asking our local Political Science Professor for some more detail, so stay tuned.
The map below has a link to a detailed PDF that you can zoom in on right down to your street.
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York County
School Boards
There are four School Districts in York County. School board seats are technically non-partisan.