South Carolina GOP governor choices, as I see them:

South Carolina's primary elections are June 9, 2026.  There are six GOP  candidates for governor this year.  Here's how I see this race.

Ralph Norman:  a conservative with US House and business experience.  Seems to desire businesses of all types for the state, in communities that want them.  

Nancy Mace:  a conservative with US House experience.  She has your crazy ex-girlfriend vibe, but sticks to her conservative guns.  Says she's a Christian today, then swears at an antagonist the next.  

Rom Reddy:  outsider from the business world.  Gave Trump $1million, but Trump gave him the snub in return.  If you try to dig into his business background, you may have issues finding anything.  Let me know what you find!  

Josh Kimbrell:  good knowing you, but just not enough marketing muscle.  Stick to the state house or senate.  We still need good conservatives there.

Alan Wilson:  he'll retire in public office if we let him.  I wish he was a tough on real criminals as he was when he went after Curtis Loftis in the treasury.  Too much money going to contract-lawyers who are friends.

Pam Evette:  RINO.  Part of the McMaster regime that fights Trump every step of the way; still have taxes on tips, taxes on overtime, and a token democrat district that they conveniently waited too long to 'push' for.  She lives in Taylors but refuses to interact with local GOP office.  Why?