Rep. Alan Morgan – State House District 18
Thank you District 18!
Thank you for choosing me to represent you in the State House! I am doing my best to live up to my promise to be your Conservative fighter in the State House, and I will keep pushing back against the good ol’ boy system in Columbia every single day. I am extremely proud to have achieved a 100% rating from each of the top two Conservative rating organizations, CPAC and Club for Growth, in recognition of my voting record since taking office. I will keep voting for your values every day, and I ask for your support again in 2024 against the moderate establishment candidate that was promised campaign funds to switch from running for County Council to run against me instead because of my Conservative record.
- Lower Taxes – Filed House Bills H. 5040 & H. 5044 to lower business taxes and remove the personal income tax in South Carolina
- Improve Education – voted for teacher pay increases, paid family leave for teachers, & school choice
- Pro Life – Co-Sponsored & voted for the Human Life Protection Act & voted for the Heartbeat Bill
- Fix Our Roads – Filed H. 5045 to reform DOT, make a Secretary of Transportation answerable to the Governor instead of a group of bureaucrats, & fix our roads
- 2nd Amendment – Co-Sponsored & voted for Constitutional Carry in the House, & fought against bad amendments from the Senate
- Fight Corruption – Filed House Bill H. 5039 to keep lawyer legislators from being involved in the process of picking the judges that they argue cases in front of
ENDORSED BY:
- Currently serving District 18 in the South Carolina State House
- Member of the South Carolina Freedom Caucus
- Greer resident for 20 years
- Graduate of Bob Jones University
- Wife Karis Morgan is a teacher with Greenville County Schools
- Deacon and Small Group Leader at Morningside Baptist Church
- Small Business Co-Owner
- Sales & Technology Director working with Christian and Private Schools
- Former SCGOP 3rd Vice Chairman
- SC Alt. Delegate to Republican National Convention (2016 & 2020)