SC Senator Josh Kimbrell

06/04/2026

06/02/2026

I support the President- and voted for his 7-0 Congressional Map, but I do not like the games played by McMaster and Evette to use redistricting as a tool to give the LG and McMaster Jr a hereditary political dynasty in SC. South Carolina can do better.

05/28/2026

The timing of the latest Fits News article slandering my family and me is no surprise. That they would run yet another unfounded “story” soon as early voting started is intentional; this entire episode has been about politics, planted by a corrupt former prosecutor and a fraudulent “news man” named Will Folks. I have never done any of the things they have slandered my family and me with this past year. My only “crime” wanting a better South Carolina free of the corrupt ruling class. These folks have attempted to destroy my family and life to preserve their privilege. Fits hides behind “anonymous sources," because it’s all manufactured lies.

05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our freedom.

Their courage, selflessness, and unwavering love of country secured the liberties we cherish today. We remember them, we thank them, and we pledge to never forget the heavy price they paid for America.

To their families: our hearts are with you. May God comfort and bless you all.

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05/24/2026

As I have said in the last two Gubernatorial Debates, I am still actively helping lead our State in the Senate. While I had originally intended to participate in the 3rd GOP Debate this coming Tuesday at Wofford, I will now be in Special Session to help President Trump pick up all 7 of SC’s Congressional Seats. I have to lead on Tuesday, not just talk about how I would govern later.

05/15/2026

“There was some misinformation frankly, floating around for a bit that we were going to make everybody who is a county party chair file this. That’s not what it says,” Sen. Josh Kimbrell, R-Boiling Springs said.

A bill requiring state party chairmen to disclose their earnings will head to conference committee after House members voted against Senate changes.

05/14/2026

Today, South Carolina took a major step forward in the fight against human trafficking.

After two years of work, S.235 has officially passed the General Assembly and now heads to the Governor’s desk for signature. This legislation cracks down on those who fuel human trafficking by targeting the buyers, traffickers, and individuals who profit off exploitation — while also recognizing and protecting victims of trafficking.

For too long, South Carolina lagged behind neighboring states like Georgia and North Carolina when it came to prosecuting those who procure prostitution and prey on vulnerable women and children. That changes today.

This bill strengthens penalties for solicitation, trafficking-related prostitution offenses, and those who promote or facilitate prostitution operations, while creating stronger protections for victims who were coerced or trafficked into these situations.

This is about protecting women, protecting children, and making it clear that South Carolina will no longer tolerate human exploitation.

05/14/2026

Below is the full floor discussion on Amendment 6 to House Bill 3570.

The amendment adds key provisions from S.1130 that require the Chairs of both state political parties to file a Statement of Economic Interest, disclosing the sources of their income.

This amendment — and the amended version of H.3570 — passed unanimously.

Today, I encourage you to reach out to your State Representatives and ask them to concur with the amendment to H.3570.

05/12/2026

Senator Josh Kimbrell helped lead the largest tax cut in South Carolina history through the State Senate — delivering real savings for hardworking families across our state.

With a proven record of getting conservative reforms passed in the legislatively dominant state of South Carolina, Josh Kimbrell is uniquely equipped to lead the fight for a 0% state income tax as Governor.

05/10/2026

During my time in the South Carolina Senate I've focused on results, not rhetoric.