Virginia Maclure
Virginia Maclure Certified by the South Carolina State Election Commission after filing on March 2026, Virginia Maclure faces Alan Morgan in a race in which T. Alan Morgan, Jr. is the current seat holder covering GREENVILLE.
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(Campaign Website) “South Carolina’s District 18 is defined by its rolling hills, farmland, and close-knit communities — a landscape worth protecting for future generations. My mission is to preserve this rural heritage while encouraging thoughtful, sustainable growth that respects the character and values of our home.”
(Campaign Website) “By working together with residents, local leaders, and small businesses, we can ensure that our communities thrive without sacrificing the natural beauty and open spaces that make upstate South Carolina so special.”
(Campaign Website)Alan Morgan
Alan Morgan According to the South Carolina Legislature official member biography, Alan Morgan's professional background is listed as Director, Sales & Technology and education includes Graduated Bob Jones Univ., B.S., 2010. In the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, Alan Morgan serves on the House Agriculture, Natural Resources & Environmental Affairs committee.
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“Thank you for choosing me to represent you in the State House! I am doing my best to live up to my promise to be your Conservative fighter in the State House, and I will keep pushing back against the good ol’ boy system in Columbia every single day.”
(Campaign Website) “I am extremely proud to have achieved a 100% rating from each of the top two Conservative rating organizations, CPAC and Club for Growth, in recognition of my voting record since taking office. My fight is simple: Less government, lower taxes, and more freedom. The establishment doesn’t want to hear it, but the people of South Carolina do.”
(Campaign Website) “I will continue exposing waste, fighting for real conservative reforms, and demanding true accountability in Columbia.”
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