Russell Fry
Republican · South Carolina U.S. House district 7 · 2026
Race details and available evidence
Other candidate in FutureBallot’s record for this race: John Vincent (Democratic).
Election source and identity checks
Matched by full name, party, race and election stage. Official election source checked 2026-10-31. Our current candidate list still includes this candidate. Check the election office for subsequent withdrawals, replacements or ballot changes.
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Career background
- U.S. House of Representatives: service began in 2023; the source does not give an end year. Congress.gov record (checked 2026-10-31).
Career source records
- Congress.gov: source last updated October 30, 2026. A source copy is retained privately and is not republished here.
This is a partial record. Congressional years describe the source’s service intervals, not exact swearing-in dates.
The money
| Candidate | Raised | Cash on hand | PAC share | Self-funded | Outside $ for | Outside $ against |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Russell Fry (Republican) incumbent Outside spenders and filings at FEC | $1,985,244 | $159,187 | 43% | $0 | No outside-spending records in this FEC data | |
| John Vincent (Democratic) Outside spenders and filings at FEC | $640,419 | $70,347 | 1% | $10,750 | No outside-spending records in this FEC data | |
Candidate money and outside spending have different reporting cutoffs. Where available, outside totals cover the full election cycle, including primaries; recent spending may be absent.
Money sources and coverage
FEC bulk candidate summaries through October 14, 2026. Candidate summaries may include earlier election stages. A dash or unavailable record does not establish that no outside spending occurred. Do not add outside spending to candidate receipts: money spent independently is separate from money raised by the candidate. These tables do not estimate a causal effect on votes; the race's model explanation identifies the inputs it actually uses. Outside spending covers 2025–2026, including spending during primaries. Records retrieved October 31, 2026, 16:02 UTC. These FEC figures include processed regular filings, not separate 24/48-hour notices; recent spending may be absent. Some filings submitted before the retrieval time may still be missing. Spending is matched by FEC candidate ID to the candidates listed here.