Dr. Annie Andrews is a pediatrician and a mom, not a politician. She’s spent her entire career serving South Carolina families—not donors and lobbyists—and she’s running for Senate because kids and parents across the state are getting screwed by a system designed to work for the powerful, not the rest of us.

Eunice Lehmacher is a licensed professional counselor, healthcare worker, and small business owner who has lived in Clemson, South Carolina since 2002. She has worked in roles including private practice counseling, hospital social work, hospice care, and student counseling, and has led support groups for caregivers and families. Lehmacher has also been active in her community through volunteering, teaching, and local advisory boards

Jermaine Johnson is a born fighter and leader, committed to serve the residents of South Carolina with Accountability, Integrity, and Commitment.

Jermaine has a plan and vision for the Palmetto State.

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​For the past seven years, Sam Skardon has worked to get real capital to the small business owners and families South Carolina's economy too often leaves behind.

He's ready to serve those same communities with Jermaine.

Richard Hirick is the Democratic candidate for South Carolina's Attorney General. First in his family to graduate college, he has built his Charleston law practice over the past 30 years. Hirick has promised to not take campaign money from anyone.

Jason Belton is a dedicated public servant with a strong track record of advocating for labor rights, community empowerment, and social justice. He serves as the Vice President of the Greater Columbia Central Labor Council, where he works tirelessly to represent the interests of local unions and promote fair labor practices throughout South Carolina.

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.

Tiffany Boozer is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) with extensive experience in financial reporting, analysis, and compliance. Boozer is the organizational treasurer of the Talented Tenth Organization, a young professional development non-profit, and is the founder of The Blacklist Network. She is committed to integrity, accuracy, and professional excellence.

Sylvia Wright has over 20 years in education across elementary, secondary, college, and district-level roles. Wright holds advanced degrees from Columbia College and The Citadel. She has taught English and Social Studies in South Carolina and other states, and has served as department chair, AVID coordinator, instructional coach, adjunct professor, and district secondary/district coordinator in Dorchester 4 and other districts

DeShawn L. Blanding is a food and agriculture policy advocate, cooperative business leader, and beginning farmer. His life’s work is committed to building a future where care for land and people are inseparable. He believes that stewardship and service are the examples for others to follow, not extraction and exploitation. He is the grandson of farmworkers and a fourth-generation farmer, and brings his lived experience to his work.