Candidate for South Carolina House of Representatives - District 116 in 2026 South Carolina Primary Election.
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Get StartedTo keep veterans in their homes, limit property tax relief to primary residences only. Learn more
Ensure healthcare access by offering free or reduced in-state tuition for children and spouses of veterans, which also supports teachers by fostering a well-educated future generation. Learn more
Protect our Veterans. Learn more
I advocate for Universal Pre-K for 4-year-olds as it provides every child a strong start before kindergarten. Children who attend quality early education programs are more prepared, perform better throughout school, and build the skills they need to succeed. Learn more
We must stop diverting public school funds to private schools that mainly benefit wealthy families. Learn more
It's essential to direct funding towards classrooms, teachers, and student support services, avoiding administrative bloat. Learn more
Fully fund public schools to ensure that every child in District 116 receives a quality education, regardless of ZIP code. Learn more
Any homeowner relief must be structured in a way that does not detract from the funding needed to support teachers and fund public schools, ensuring we can also invest in necessary infrastructure development. Learn more
We should also consider how property taxes can support teachers and improve educational outcomes, just as we strive to improve our healthcare system. Learn more
Expanding sidewalks, bike paths, and pedestrian infrastructure will help ensure that our streets are safer for all users, which is vital in communities that prioritize funding public schools and managing property taxes effectively. Learn more
Developers should be required to consider traffic, drainage, utilities, and school capacity when proposing new housing. Learn more
This approach ensures that growth funds public schools and healthcare access while also addressing infrastructure development. It is essential that expansion pays for itself, rather than overwhelming existing neighborhoods and increasing property taxes, all while continuing to support teachers. Learn more
Use data-driven traffic management instead of simply widening roads as the default solution, as this approach can also contribute to effective infrastructure development. Install crosswalks with signage, lighting, and visibility improvements at major intersections to enhance healthcare access for pedestrians. Learn more
Investing in infrastructure development can help bring essential services closer to people, and we should also consider how property taxes can be used to support teachers and improve overall community well-being. Learn more
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