CONWAY, S.C. — With South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race taking shape ahead of November, Democratic candidate Dr. Annie Andrews spent the day campaigning in Conway and Myrtle Beach.
On Friday morning, Andrews walked from store to store in downtown Conway, speaking with business owners, people on the street and supporters who traveled to meet her.
Andrews said her focus is on talking with voters across the political spectrum in South Carolina, contrasting her approach with Republican candidate Darlene Graham spending the evening with President Donald Trump.
“My plans for the future of South Carolina, about how I want to address our cost of living emergency, how I want to fix our broken healthcare system, and all I’ve seen and heard from Darlene and Ralph over the past few weeks is a race to the right pledging allegiance to Donald Trump, offering no new solutions or plans,” Andrews said.
Andrews said the outcome of the Republican runoff between Graham and Ralph Norman does not change her message, and that she remains focused on the cost of living and health care access.