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Alan Wilson wins GOP nomination for SC governor
WIS News 10 • • nation
Key Points:
- South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson won the Republican runoff primary against Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, securing the GOP nomination for governor in the November election.
- Wilson emphasized his commitment to fighting for voters, government accountability, and making life more affordable, with key campaign goals including eliminating state income tax and improving infrastructure.
- He received endorsements from 80% of Republican sheriffs, several statehouse leaders, former rivals, and eventually President Donald Trump, who shifted support to Wilson after early voting ended.
- Wilson expressed a desire to be a transformational governor and acknowledged the need to restore public trust in government, while also thanking Evette for her service and signaling openness to debate the Democratic nominee, Jermaine Johnson.
- The general election between Wilson and Johnson is set for November 3, marking the first gubernatorial race in South Carolina in nearly a decade without an incumbent.
