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2026 South Carolina State Treasurer — General Election · November 3, 2026

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Last reviewed September 19, 2026

Overview

Current race
2026 South Carolina State Treasurer — General Election on November 3, 2026
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Official candidacy
State Treasurer · Democratic · Candidate
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South Carolina State Election Commission — Candidate Tracking System

11/3/2026 Statewide General Election

Candidate: Vincent Coe

Party: Democratic

Office: State Treasurer

Status: Active

Experience

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VINCENT COE — CANDIDATE FOR SC STATE TREASURER

Source-published biography

Vincent Coe is a seasoned financial professional, trained lawyer, and public servant with more than 20 years of experience protecting financial systems, strengthening accountability, and serving the public interest. He previously served as Vice President and Fair Lending & Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Officer at a regional bank headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina.

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Vincent Coe is a seasoned financial professional, trained lawyer, and public servant with more than 20 years of experience protecting financial systems, strengthening accountability, and serving the public interest. He previously served as Vice President and Fair Lending & Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Officer at a regional bank headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina.

VINCENT COE — CANDIDATE FOR SC STATE TREASURER

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He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business, a Juris Doctor from Case Western Reserve University, and an Executive Management Certification from Francis Marion University. His legal training includes clerkships with the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs.

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He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of South Carolina's Darla Moore School of Business, a Juris Doctor from Case Western Reserve University, and an Executive Management Certification from Francis Marion University. His legal training includes clerkships with the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs.

$1.8 BILLION WENTUNACCOUNTED FOR.YOU PAID FOR IT.

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Vincent Coe spent years as a bank examiner catching exactly this kind of failure — before families lost money. Now he's running to do it for you.

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Vincent Coe spent years as a bank examiner catching exactly this kind of failure — before families lost money. Now he's running to do it for you.

HE GREW UP IN A TOWN LIKE YOURS.

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HE GREW UP IN A TOWN LIKE YOURS.

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HE GREW UP IN A TOWN LIKE YOURS.

HE GREW UP IN A TOWN LIKE YOURS.

Source-published biography

Vincent grew up in Darlington, South Carolina — the son of a Vietnam Veteran and a Nurse Practitioner. His father served his country overseas. His mother served her community at home. Both taught him the same lesson: you take care of people by showing up and doing the work.

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Vincent grew up in Darlington, South Carolina — the son of a Vietnam Veteran and a Nurse Practitioner. His father served his country overseas. His mother served her community at home. Both taught him the same lesson: you take care of people by showing up and doing the work.

HE GREW UP IN A TOWN LIKE YOURS.

Source-published biography

That's what he has done his entire career. He was Vice President at a regional bank based right here in South Carolina — protecting the deposits, savings, and futures of families he grew up alongside. He is not a politician looking for a title. He is a banker who has spent two decades making sure the numbers add up for people who never get to see the books.

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That's what he has done his entire career. He was Vice President at a regional bank based right here in South Carolina — protecting the deposits, savings, and futures of families he grew up alongside. He is not a politician looking for a title. He is a banker who has spent two decades making sure the numbers add up for people who never get to see the books.

HE GREW UP IN A TOWN LIKE YOURS.

Source-published biography

Raised in a family that understood service — to country, to community, to each other.

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Raised in a family that understood service — to country, to community, to each other.

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Public Ledger, Public Access

Candidate position
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Publish a plain-English dashboard of every state account, investment, and fee directly overseen by the Treasurer, updated monthly.

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A plain-English dashboard of every state account, investment, and fee the Treasurer's office directly oversees — updated monthly. No logins. No PDFs buried on page 40.

No Political Investing

Candidate position
FactVote summary · Policy

Judge state reserve and retirement-related investment decisions on risk and return rather than political pressure.

  • Campaign notes the Treasurer does not directly manage pension investments but appoints an RSIC commissioner and can demand transparent oversight.
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The Treasurer does not personally manage pension investments — the RSIC has exclusive investment authority. But the Treasurer appoints a commissioner and will demand that retirement and reserve dollars are judged on returns and risk, not by who's loudest in Columbia or Washington.

Lower Fees, Higher Yields

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FactVote summary · Policy

Renegotiate cash-management, reserve, and Wall Street contracts controlled by the Treasurer to reduce fees and improve returns.

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Renegotiate the cash-management and reserve contracts the Treasurer's office controls. Money saved on fees stays in South Carolina.

Every County Counts

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Give local-government investment pools and small-town banking across all 46 counties equal attention from the Treasurer's office.

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Local government investment pools and small-town banking deserve the same attention as Charleston and Greenville. All 46 counties.

Early-Warning Discipline

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Publish quarterly transparency reports on fees, risks, and performance and use bank-examiner-style controls to identify financial problems before taxpayers absorb losses.

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A trained bank examiner demands honest reporting before trouble costs taxpayers. Quarterly transparency reports on fees, risks, and performance — not a press conference after a loss.

Work With Anyone Who Counts Honestly

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Work with officials of any party when the financial analysis is sound and the result benefits taxpayers.

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Republican, Democrat, or independent — if the math is right and taxpayers win, this office shows up.

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Sources

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  1. Election record

    2026 South Carolina election record — Vincent Coe

    South Carolina State Election Commission

    Open South Carolina State Election Commission
  2. Candidate-owned primary source

    Vincent Coe — candidate-owned primary source 1

    Vincent Coe campaign

    Open Vincent Coe campaign

    Link checked September 15, 2026.

  3. Candidate-owned primary source

    Vincent Coe — candidate-owned primary source 2

    Vincent Coe campaign

    Open Vincent Coe campaign

    Link checked September 15, 2026.

  4. Candidate-owned primary source

    Vincent Coe — campaign source

    Vincent Coe campaign

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