A New Generation of Leadership
“South Carolina deserves an advocate leading the way on educational equity, economic development, health care expansion, and criminal justice reform. It’s time for a new day.” –Kambrell Garvin
Difference Maker
+ Standing on a value-driven focus and platform for South Carolina State Senate.
Education
+ Educational Equity
+ Fight to increase teacher salaries
+ Reduce classroom size
+ Increase per pupil spending
Leadership through Integrity and Straight Talk
+ Work to increase minimum wage
+ Provide constituent services and regular legislative updates
Economic Development
+ Develop public and private partnerships
+ Ensure repair of bridges and roads
+ Work to attract jobs + Support entrepreneurship and encourage residents to start businesses
Criminal Justice and Public Safety
+ Evaluate disproportionate
sentencing guidelines
+ Foster safe communities
Health Care Expansion
+ Protect our hospitals
+ Encourage primary care
+ Work to expand Medicaid
Leadership for A New Day
o Introduced the CROWN Act which
prohibits discrimination based on
hair style and texture
o Introduced legislation that requires
all health insurance and group health
benefit plans to cover hearing aids
and replacement hearing aids for
insureds with impaired hearing
o Introduced legislation that requires
the Department of Corrections to
provide inmates being released from
their custody with information on
how to restore their voting rights
o Introduced the SC Dignity in
Pregnancy and Childbirth Act which
is geared to reduce the high rate
of Black maternal mortality in SC
Updates
- Opinion: The COVID-19 pandemic shows why South Carolina needs to expand Medicaid coverage
- Letter to Gov. McMaster calling for Medicaid Expansion as a result of COVID-19
- Letter to Gov. McMaster concerning the high number of COVID-19 cases in Richland County
- The State Capitol Report – 3/13/2020
- The State Capitol Report – 3/6/2020
Contact the Campaign
Call (803) 470-3961
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Crash on Bluff Road claims life of Richland County deputy
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The 23-year-old graduated from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy in January and served as a patrol deputy in southeast Richland County, officials said.