Clemson Turregano
Clemson Turregano Clemson Turregano was born in Tucson, Arizona . He earned a high school diploma from Bishop Verot High School, a bachelor's degree from The Citadel in 1983, a graduate degree from U.S.
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“I am a Grandfather, father, husband, small business owner, veteran, volunteer emergency responder and citizen of Spartanburg County. I am running to make Spartanburg free, smart and strong. To do this I will work to increase affordability, livability, and workability. This means no redistricting because it will undermine freedom.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey) “Full vetting of incoming businesses to inform impact on livability. And I will focus on strong communities, improving workability through accessible and affordable health, child, and parent care. We need a two party state that cares about its citizens.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey) “A free state is one where everyone has an equal vote. For me, this means we do not redistrict to meet partisan power politics, with NO public input from the areas affected. It means using the latest data from the census, from the demographics and input from voters. It means to pay attention to state needs, not needs from a National Party.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey)Travis Moore
Travis Moore According to the South Carolina Legislature official member biography, Travis Moore's professional background is listed as Partner at Anderson & Moore, LLC and education includes The Citadel, B.A., 2002; University of S.C., J.D., 2008. In the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, Travis Moore serves on the House Judiciary; Government Efficiency and Legislative Oversight committees.
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“February 9, 2026 Protecting Life and Closing Dangerous Loopholes Watch my remarks on the House floor explaining this amendment and why closing this loophole matters. https://youtu.be/Njlos5sX6p8 "If people continue to find new ways to kill unborn children, we need to continue to find ways to prevent that " Protecting”
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