South Carolina is preparing for a new governor in January 2027, as the current governor will be leaving office. Numerous candidates are competing for this position, with six Republicans and three Democrats having announced their campaigns. As the primary elections approach, candidates are actively engaging with voters across the state.
1. Republican Candidates:
• Alan Wilson (Attorney General): Running to cut government waste, expand school choice, and enhance education.
• Josh Kimbrell (State Senator): Focuses on eliminating state income tax, promoting legal immigration, and establishing parental rights.
• Pamela Evette (Lieutenant Governor): Aims to eliminate state income tax and use AI to improve government efficiency.
• Ralph Norman (U. S. Representative): Advocates for reducing government size and enhancing infrastructure.
• Nancy Mace (U. S. Representative): Prioritizes banning illegal immigration and lowering the cost of living.
• Rom Reddy (Businessman): Seeks to cut spending and reform the judicial process.
2. Democratic Candidates:
• Mullins McLeod (Attorney): Wants to increase healthcare access and education quality.
• Jermaine Johnson (State Representative): Focuses on infrastructure, education improvement, and mental health resources.
• Billy Webster (Small Business Owner): Aims to invest in infrastructure and healthcare access.
With the primary elections approaching, candidates have outlined their platforms and are actively seeking voter engagement. Each candidate represents different priorities and visions for the future of South Carolina.
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