Rustin Terry
Rustin Terry is a Democratic candidate for the South Carolina House of Representatives in District 48 (YORK) on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. Certified by the South Carolina State Election Commission after filing on March 2026, Rustin Terry faces Brandon Guffey in a race in which Brandon Guffey is the current seat holder covering YORK.
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“Reclaim our healthcare dollars — bring South Carolina's Medicaid Expansion tax dollars home from Washington to lower medical bills for York County families. Fight to bring out-of-control insurance premiums down.”
(Campaign Website) “York County deserves better than potholes and patchwork. Invest in infrastructure and fix our roads so families and businesses can move and grow.”
(Campaign Website) “He is running for the South Carolina House of Representatives to go to Columbia and fight for our education system and our healthcare system — for every South Carolinian in District 48 and beyond.”
(Campaign Website)Brandon Guffey
Brandon Guffey is an incumbent Republican member of the South Carolina House of Representatives representing House District 48 (YORK). According to the South Carolina Legislature official member biography, Brandon Guffey's professional background is listed as President of Less Than 3 and education includes York Technical College. In the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, Brandon Guffey serves on the House Labor, Commerce and Industry; Regulations, Admin. Procedures, Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity committees.
“Quote: “It took me 20 years to become a Christian because I felt like everyone was either a hypocrite or perfect and I couldn’t be either. It wasn’t until I learned that we are all striving to be better people tomorrow than we are today that I was able to put my faith out there.””
(Ballotpedia 2022 Candidate Connection Survey) “Judicial reform. I believe the state of South Carolina must stay above reproach when it comes to our appointment of judges. The way SC currently appoints antiquated. We are one of two states(Virginia) that the legislature controls both the nominating and appointment process of state judges.”
(Ballotpedia 2022 Candidate Connection Survey) “We are one of two states (Tennessee) with a judicial nominating committee appointed solely by the legislature. When you have members of the legislature that appear before these judges as defense attorneys, that is an ethical violation in my opinion.”
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