Frogmore Stew

House District 94 is getting a real Democratic primary for the first time in years. Brian Sharper, Sally Hebert, and Colin Holloway make their case to voters in Dorchester, Charleston, and Summerville, with sharp contrasts on infrastructure, public education, housing, working-class representation, gerrymandering, and who gets heard in Columbia. As three Democrats compete for a red South Carolina House district currently held by Republican Gil Gatch, this race raises bigger questions about growth, accountability, and political power in the Lowcountry.

00:00 Introduction

01:21 Bryan Sharper

22:53 Collin Holloway

Bryan Sharper

https://www.bryansharperforschd94.com/

Sally Hebert

https://www.sally94.com/

Collin Holloway

https://www.collinhollowayforamerica.com/

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House Districts 86 and 91 are both looking for new political direction, but the candidates are making very different cases for change. Stuart Epting focuses on rural representation, conservation, cost of living, and restoring trust in public service, while Tyler Morgan argues District 91 needs a “fix things over politics” approach centered on schools, trades, and roads. Their campaigns highlight the local issues shaping South Carolina House races, from farmland preservation and legislative pay to crumbling infrastructure and economic opportunity.

00:00 Introduction

01:21 Stuart Epting

16:49 Tyler Morgan

Sloan Hilton

https://www.facebook.com/people/Stuart-Epting-for-SC-House-District-86/61576378825938/#

Tyler Morgan

https://www.tylerfordistrict91.com/

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https://www.thealliancecoalition.org/House Districts 86 and 91 are both looking for new political direction, but the candidates are making very different cases for change. Stuart Epting focuses on rural representation, conservation, cost of living, and restoring trust in public service, while Tyler Morgan argues District 91 needs a “fix things over politics” approach centered on schools, trades, and roads. Their campaigns highlight the local issues shaping South Carolina House races, from farmland preservation and legislative pay to crumbling infrastructure and economic opportunity.

00:00 Introduction

01:21 Sloan Hilton

16:49 Tyler Morgan

Sloan Hilton

https://www.facebook.com/people/Stuart-Epting-for-SC-House-District-86/61576378825938/#

Tyler Morgan

https://www.tylerfordistrict91.com/

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Two South Carolina House races reveal very different ideas about who government should serve. In House District 63, Sloan Hilton discusses healthcare decisions, working-class representation, and how Democrats can compete in deeply Republican districts. In House District 65, Barbara Arthur explains why she’s challenging an incumbent, sharing concerns about solar farm development, conservative priorities, government spending, and what she believes Republican leadership should look like in South Carolina.

00:00 Introduction

01:21 Sloan Hilton

12:54 Barbara Arthur

Sloan Hilton

https://www.hiltonfor63.com/

Barbara Arthur

https://www.barbaraarthurforsc.com/

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What should House District 60 focus on next? Two Democratic candidates for South Carolina House District 60 share their priorities on infrastructure, education, health care, women’s representation, economic struggles, and community investment in Florence County. Adrian Carter and Melissa OShea discuss the everyday issues affecting voters, from rural access and rising costs to local accountability and sustainable growth.

00:00 Introduction

01:21 Adrian P. Carter

13:27 Melisa Oshea

Adrian P. Carter

https://carterfor60.com/

Melissa Oshea

https://www.facebook.com/people/Melissa-Oshea-for-South-Carolina-House-of-Representatives-District-60/61577415104364/

Dr. Malcom Taylor

https://www.taylorforhd52.com/

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Three South Carolina House races show just how different “representation” can look across the state. In HD 38, 39, and 52, Grace talks with primary candidates Charlianne Nestlen, Katie Hall, and Dr. Malcolm Taylor about childcare, senior care, small farms, judicial reform, infrastructure, healthcare costs, and what voters are asking for in their communities. From the Upstate to the Midlands, these candidates make the case for service, accountability, and leadership rooted in real life.

00:00 Introduction

01:21 Charlianne Nestlen

24:26 Katie Hall

41:37 Malcom Taylor

Charlianne Nestlen

https://www.votenestlen.com/

Katie Hall

https://katiehallscdis39.wixsite.com/vote-katie-hall

Dr. Malcom Taylor

https://www.taylorforhd52.com/

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South Carolina’s fastest-growing communities are changing, but is the legislature keeping up? Rep. Wendell Jones talks about what House District 25 voters are facing, from economic inequality and public education to healthcare, abortion policy, and the fight over political power in Columbia. As one of the few Democratic primaries in the state, this race offers a closer look at who South Carolina is building its future for and who risks being left behind.

Wendell Jones

https://www.wendellkjones.com/

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South Carolina politics are changing, and these two House races show why. In House District 11, Republican Jesse Turner makes the case for term limits, cannabis reform, and challenging the political establishment. In House District 24, Democrat Caroline Avenger talks about gerrymandering, voter dignity, Greenville’s rapid growth, and what representation should look like in a changing district. If you want to understand the local races shaping the future of the State House, this is where to start.

Jessie Turner

https://votejesseturner.com/

Caroline Avinger

https://www.carolineavinger.com/

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https://www.thealliancecoalition.org/South Carolina politics are changing, and these two House races show why. In House District 11, Republican Jesse Turner makes the case for term limits, cannabis reform, and challenging the political establishment. In House District 24, Democrat Caroline Avenger talks about gerrymandering, voter dignity, Greenville’s rapid growth, and what representation should look like in a changing district. If you want to understand the local races shaping the future of the State House, this is where to start.

Jessie Turner

https://votejesseturner.com/

Caroline Avinger

https://www.carolineavinger.com/

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South Carolina’s 5th Congressional District has an open seat, and the primary fight is already revealing two very different paths forward. With Ralph Norman running for governor, Andrew Clough and Mallory Dittmer make their case to voters on growth, infrastructure, rural communities, democracy, women’s rights, and what honest representation should look like in CD5. From Rock Hill and Fort Mill to the rural counties across the district, this race could shape how South Carolina’s 5th District is represented in Washington.

00:00 Introduction

01:54 Andrew Clough

13:22 Mallory Dittmer

Andrew Clough

https://www.cloughforsc5.com/

Mallory Dittmer

https://www.dittmerforcongress.com/

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The fight for South Carolina’s future looks very different depending on which district you live in. In Congressional District 3, Democratic candidate Eunice Laemacher makes the case for expanding healthcare access, lowering everyday costs, and investing in housing and infrastructure in one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing regions. In Congressional District 4, Republican challenger Robert Lee argues the GOP has drifted from its promises, calling for more government transparency, less foreign intervention, and a tougher stance on political corruption. Two Upstate races, two very different visions for where South Carolina goes next.

00:00 Introduction

01:48 Eunice Lehmacher

17:52 Robert E. Lee

Eunice Lehmacher

https://www.euniceforsc.com/

Robert E. Lee

https://www.roberteleeforcongress.com/

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Meet the Primary Candidates for South Carolina Congressional District 2 and hear directly from the people trying to unseat longtime incumbent Joe Wilson. From Republican challenger Sam Gibbons to Democratic candidates Roger Pruitt and Zion Khalifa, this race reveals growing frustration with establishment politics, gerrymandering, healthcare costs, wages, and the future of representation in South Carolina. Candidates discuss everything from MAGA politics and military service to economic reform, healthcare access, youth engagement, and whether District 2 is finally ready for change.

00:00 Introduction

01:58 Sam Gibbons

21:20 Roger Pruitt

33:27 Zyon Kahlifa

Sam Gibbons

https://sam4sc.com/

Roger Pruitt

https://www.pruitt4congress.com/

Zyon Kahlifa

https://www.khalifaforcongress.com/

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