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Max Eliot Diaz in the SC-1 race
Max Eliot Diaz is running as a Democrat for the U.S. House in South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District. The contested general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
No biography is on file for Diaz. There also are no documented policy positions on file, so no stance can be attributed to Diaz on taxes, federal spending, health care, immigration, national security or other issues. Figures for campaign funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand are not on file. Those entries should not be read as zero-dollar totals.
Diaz is one of nine Democrats in a 23-candidate field. The roster also includes 12 Republicans, one Libertarian and one candidate whose designation is listed as “W.” Republican Nancy Mace is identified as the incumbent.
The full candidate field
Each candidate below has no biography, documented policy position or campaign-finance total on file. Party or other ballot designations are listed with each name.
- Tyler Dykes — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- William Oliver Jr. Reeside — Libertarian. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Robert Lee MR Iii Beers — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Matthew Fulmer — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Marshall C. Hon. Sanford — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Dan Brown — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Jenny Costa Honeycutt — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Mark Smith — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Logan Cunningham — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Nancy Lacore — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Clayton Alexander Cuteri — W. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Kendal Ludden — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Francina Dantzler — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Nancy Mace — Republican, incumbent. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- William Mac Deford — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Sam DR Mccown — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Max Eliot Diaz — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Alex Pelbath — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Jack Ellison — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Cindy W Riley — Republican. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- KJ Atwood — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Benjamin JR Frasier — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
- Mayra Rivera-vazquez — Democrat. No biographical, policy or financial details are on file.
Positions and campaign money
No candidate in the SC-1 field has a documented policy position on file. That means the roster establishes candidacy and political designation but does not establish where any candidate stands on an issue.
Campaign-finance figures also are not on file for any of the 23 candidates. There are no listed totals for money raised, money spent or cash on hand. A missing figure is different from a reported total of zero: it does not establish how much a campaign has collected, used or retained.
Election details
The election is for South Carolina’s 1st Congressional District seat in the U.S. House. It is listed as a contested general election, meaning more than one candidate is seeking the office. Election Day is Nov. 3, 2026.
The candidate roster and later policy or financial entries remain important points to follow as the election process continues. Those records can clarify whether the field changes and whether candidates document issue positions or campaign activity before voters cast ballots.
