South Carolina State House District 20

Current seat holder: Stephen D. Frank.

Polly Elbertse

Polly Elbertse Polly Elbertse earned a bachelor's degree from Wake Forest University. Elbertse's career experience includes working as a dental hygienist.

“Hi! My name is Polly Elbertse. I am the proud mother of two girls, and I have the privilege of caring for children’s smiles as a dental hygienist in a pediatric dental office.” (Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey)
“I believe our state legislature should be writing and enacting policies that increase the quality of life for all South Carolinians, especially our most vulnerable.” (Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey)
“Let's work towards a brighter future for younger generations by investing in our public education system, practicing stewardship of our natural resources, and incentivizing sustainable economic development in our state.” (Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey)

Stephen Frank

Stephen Frank According to the South Carolina Legislature official member biography, Stephen Frank's professional background is listed as Insurance/Risk Management. In the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, Stephen Frank serves on the House Education and Public Works committee.

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“Stephen Frank is a fearless conservative ready to take on the swamp and corrupt uniparty. With unwavering principles and a commitment to true conservative values, he’s determined to bring accountability and integrity back to our government. Say goodbye to political games and folding to the Left’s demands because Stephen is here to fight for the people , not the powerful special interests.” (Campaign Website)
““FRANKLY speaking Stephen FRANK is the man we conservatives can depend on to represent us in Columbia with Christian integrity and dependability.”” (Campaign Website)
“Stand for Health Freedom supports candidates who make and support policy to protect and expand individual and family choice in matters of personal health. We believe Stephen Frank will defend and expand these rights for South Carolina residents.” (Campaign Website)