Robert Ford (politician) - Electoral History

Electoral History

South Carolina State Senator, 42nd Senatorial District, 1992

Primary election, August 25, 1992

Threshold > 50%

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 3,417 (62.47%) Elected
Margaret Rush Democratic 2,053 (37.53%) Defeated

Ford won the general election unopposed on November 3, 1992.

South Carolina State Senator, 42nd Senatorial District, 1996

Ford did not have a primary opponent on June 11, 1996.

General election, November 5, 1996

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 11,315 (64.87%) Elected
Tim Scott Republican 6,110 (35.03%) Defeated

South Carolina State Senator, 42nd Senatorial District, 2000

Primary election

Threshold > 50%

First Ballot, June 13, 2000

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 2,112 (48.64%) Run-off
Maurice Washington Democratic 1,191 (27.43%) Run-off
Reuben R. Reeder Democratic 1,039 (23.93%) Defeated

Second Ballot, June 27, 2000

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 2,397 (60.35%) Elected
Maurice Washington Democratic 1,575 (39.65%) Defeated

Ford won the general election unopposed on November 7, 2000.

South Carolina State Senator, 42nd Senatorial District, 2004

Primary election, June 8, 2004

Threshold > 50%

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 2,684 (89.35%) Elected
Brian K. Maxwell Democratic 320 (10.65%) Defeated

General election, November 2, 2004

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 14,677 (69.03%) Elected
Maurice Washington Petition 6.580 (30.95%) Defeated

South Carolina State Senator, 42nd Senatorial District, 2008

Primary election, June 10, 2008

Threshold > 50%

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 3,793 (74.72%) Elected
Dwayne M. Green Democratic 1,283 (25.28%) Defeated

General election, November 4, 2008

Candidate Affiliation Support Outcome
Robert Ford Democratic 22,660 (81.82%) Elected
Scotty Sheriff Republican 5,014 (18.11%) Defeated

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