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Kasie Whitener

Candidate for U.S. Senate - South Carolina in 2026 South Carolina General Election.

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About Kasie Whitener

Professional Experience
University of South Carolina, Clinical Assistant Professor (2017 - Present)
Clemson Road Consulting, Managing Partner (2012 - Present)
100.7 The Point, Co-Host of "Start Something, Columbia!" (2018 - 2019)
Women's Business Center of South Carolina at Columbia College, Co-Founder (2018 - 2019)
SYNNEX, Business Process Analyst (2005 - 2012)
Austin International, Inc., Marketing Manager (2002 - 2004)
Degrees
Doctorate, Capella University, Organizational Management and Leadership (2013)
Master's, Winthrop University, English (2004)
Bachelor's, Clemson University, English Language and Literature (1999)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

We must prioritize oversight, correct systemic failures that lead to desperation, and oppose aggression in all its forms. Learn more

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U.S. Senate - South Carolina in South Carolina General Election

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