Darius L. Mitchell: 2026 U.S. Senate candidate profile

Mitchell’s candidacy

Darius L. Mitchell is running as a Republican in South Carolina’s contested 2026 U.S. Senate race. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

Mitchell has no biography or documented policy positions on file. Figures for funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand also are not on file. That means voters do not yet have an official record here showing Mitchell’s professional background, priorities or campaign finances.

The candidate field

The race includes Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, independent and other candidates. Each candidate has no biography, documented policy positions or campaign finance figures on file.

• Thomas Keith Dismukes — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Lee Johnson — Democrat: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Gavin Solomon — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Andre Bauer — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Russell Fry — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Mark Strothers Mcbride — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Reece Wright-mcdonald — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Jason Elliot Brenkus — Libertarian: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Christopher Giracello — Democrat: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Darius L. Mitchell — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Brandon Brown — Democrat: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Cindy E Glaser — Independent: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Ralph Norman — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Catherine Fleming Ms. Bruce — Democrat: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Darline Graham — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Bentley Oliver — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Duke Buckner — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Lindsey O. Graham — Republican, incumbent: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Glenda Gail Parker — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Calvin Cowen — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Patrick Joseph Herrmann — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Marshall C Hon. Sanford — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Paul Dans — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Ethan Clay Holliman — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Paul Sedletsky — Independent: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Jack Ellison — NNE: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Donavan Arthur MR Louis — Independent: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Edward IV Strunge — ICD: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Annie Andrews — Democrat: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Kyle Odonnell Freeman — Democrat: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Mark Lynch — Republican: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.
• Kasie Dr. Whitener — Libertarian: No biography, positions or finance figures are on file.

Where the candidates stand

No documented policy positions are on file for any candidate in the race. For Mitchell and every other candidate, there is no official position listed here on the issues that will shape the campaign. Candidate positions can be evaluated as they are formally documented during the election cycle.

Election details

This is a contested election for a U.S. Senate seat representing South Carolina. Lindsey O. Graham is identified as the incumbent. Voters will choose among the candidates appearing on the general-election ballot on Nov. 3, 2026.

The candidate field, campaign finance entries and documented policy positions may change as the election proceeds. Those records will determine whether voters receive additional details about Mitchell and the other candidates before Election Day.