Standing With Trump.
On stage at the 2016 Trump rally in Mt. Pleasant. Both Trump inaugurations. Mark has stood with President Trump from day one — long before it was popular.
Polls across South Carolina are open 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM. On Primary Election Day you must vote at your assigned precinct — not just any location in your county.
On Primary Election Day you must vote at your assigned precinct. Look it up with the state voter portal — takes 30 seconds.
Opens scvotes.sc.gov · You’ll need your name & date of birth.
South Carolina requires a valid photo ID to vote. Any of these will work:
Forgot your ID? Cast a provisional ballot — you have until 5:00 PM Friday to bring ID to your county election office for your vote to count.
Mark isn’t a politician chasing the MAGA label. He’s a sitting State Representative who endorsed Donald Trump in 2016 — when most of the South Carolina establishment was lined up behind anyone else.
On stage at the 2016 Trump rally in Mt. Pleasant. Both Trump inaugurations. Mark has stood with President Trump from day one — long before it was popular.
Two Lowcountry sheriffs. All four SC-01 state senators. The SC House Speaker. Mark has earned the trust of the people who know him best.
Mark didn’t parachute in. He’s spent every day across SC-01 — talking to voters, listening, earning their support face-to-face.
“Thank you for your unwavering dedication to my 2024 Presidential Campaign … I am honored to give you my Complete and Total Endorsement.”
President Donald J. Trump Personal letter to Mark for his SC State House District 99 re-election · May 2024 Read the Full Letter →
When you’re in the booth, look for:
U.S. House · SC-01
Mark Smith
Republican
A proven conservative. A fighter for the Lowcountry. MAGA since 2016.
Every vote counts in this primary. Don’t leave the future of SC-01 to someone else.