Sally Hebert
Sally Hebert is a Democratic candidate for the South Carolina House of Representatives in District 94 (CHARLESTON,DORCHESTER) on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. Sally Hebert graduated from West Forsyth High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from Appalachian State University in 1991.
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“I am running to break the Republican supermajority in South Carolina. It is time to rebalance the State House, giving both parties incentive to collaborate and compromise for the good of the people. Since 2003 Republicans have controlled the Governorship, the State House and the State Senate. The results are abysmal. Under Republican rule, South Carolinians are sicker, poorer and less safe than we were pre-2003.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey) “My Republican opponent is a lawyer-legislator who makes money by keeping bad guys out of court and out of jail. He is a criminal's best friend because he can invoke the lawyer-legislator privilege to delay cases for many months. His cases appear before judges he and his fellow lawyer-legislators elect. This is a corrupt system that must end.”
(Ballotpedia 2026 Candidate Connection Survey)Gil Gatch
Gil Gatch is an incumbent Republican member of the South Carolina House of Representatives representing House District 94 (CHARLESTON,DORCHESTER). According to the South Carolina Legislature official member biography, Gil Gatch's professional background is listed as Attorney, Gil Gatch Law and education includes Southern Evangelical Seminary, B.A., 2015; Georgetown University, Law School, J.D., 2019. In the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, Gil Gatch serves on the House Labor, Commerce and Industry, 1st V.C committee.
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“Attorney. Former pastor. Constitutional conservative. Gil Gatch backs you and our community, not the Columbia swamp.”
(Campaign Website) “South Carolina's growth is outpacing its energy generation. Build on the Energy Security Act with proactive planning that keeps power reliable, saves families money, and prepares our grid for our children and grandchildren.”
(Campaign Website) “Gil helped pass the South Carolina Energy Security Act, a major reform to make sure our growing state has reliable, affordable power for families and new jobs.”
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