Saville Williams
Saville Williams Saville Williams earned a high school diploma from Spartanburg High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from Limestone College in 2008 and a graduate degree from Clemson University in 2010.
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“I'm running for House District 34 because too many hardworking families are doing everything right and still struggling to get ahead. The American Dream isn't dead, but it's getting harder to reach—and if we want to protect it, we must act now. This campaign isn't about Republicans or Democrats. It's about delivering real results for the people of our community.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey) “It's about less politics and more progress. My priorities are simple: keep housing affordable for working families, expand access to affordable healthcare, ensure growth strengthens our neighborhoods and public safety, and protect every citizen's right to vote. I'm not a career politician, and this isn't a big-money campaign.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey) “We're a grassroots movement powered by neighbors, workers, parents, retirees, and everyday people who believe our community deserves leadership that listens and puts people first. Together, we can build a stronger economy, safer communities, and greater opportunities for future generations.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey)Sarita Edgerton
Sarita Edgerton According to the South Carolina Legislature official member biography, Sarita Edgerton's professional background is listed as Realtor and education includes Graduate of Winthrop Univ., B.A., 1992; 1999. In the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, Sarita Edgerton serves on the House Medical, Military, Public and Municipal Affairs committee.
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“Sarita is committed to cutting wasteful spending, eliminating the state income tax, and making sure our roads are finally fixed the right way. She is a strong defender of life, the Second Amendment, and the rights of parents to choose the best education for their children.”
(Campaign Website) “South Carolinians work hard for every dollar they earn—and the government should respect that. I am committed to eliminating wasteful spending, cutting the budget, and moving South Carolina to a 0% income tax. Families deserve to keep more of what they earn, and politicians in Columbia must learn to live within their means instead of growing government at the expense of taxpayers.”
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