Jasper County SCGOP Official

08/27/2026

Join Us for Our Next JCRP Meeting
September 15, 2026 6:00 PM
First Baptist Church of Hardeeville
13 E. Main St., Hardeeville

We have a great lineup of speakers who will provide updates on their campaigns and the state of South Carolina politics.

Guest Speakers
Republican Candidate Lt. Governor:
Mike Reichenbach
Republican Candidate Agriculture Commissioner: Cody Simpson
Jasper County Republican Candidates for
all local races

Keep in mind that Democrats are highly motivated by their recent losses here in Jasper and statewide. They are fired up to reclaim lost ground. As bad as that may be, Republicans typically have low turnout in off-year elections, and especially low when we hold the White House.
We cannot let this happen!

This will be the first of two meetings prior to November focused on getting out the vote (GOTV). Republican turnout in November is critical. Complacency is the only thing that can undermine us. Please join us on the 15th, show your support for the Republican Party, and help us GOTV in Jasper County and beyond!

Let’s support our Republican candidate and ensure South Carolina stays RED!

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Reminder:
If you didn’t renew your membership in January…
It’s not too late!
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If you have not officially joined the Jasper County Republican Party, please join us now. Joining our numbers will increase our clout and influence in the county and in the state. All our money stays here in Jasper and helps us support our slate of candidates and campaign office operations.

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07/31/2026

Candidate field set for the Republican nomination in the U.S. Senate race in South Carolina

Who has officially entered the South Carolina Republican Senate race?
As of Tuesday, 12 people officially filed to enter the race but the South Carolina Republican Party deemed three candidate’s ineligibles to run, bringing the final total to nine. They are:
- Duke Buckner, a Walterboro attorney, who previously ran for U.S. House against Democrat Jim Clyburn for South Carolina 6th Congressional District.
- Mark Lynch, a Greenville businessman who finished second to Sen. Graham during the June 9 primary.
- Mark McBride, who served as Myrtle Beach’s mayor from 1998 to 2005 and also previously ran for U.S. Senate and the U.S. House.
- Samuel Shepherd, a biomedical engineer and entrepreneur who lives in Lexington County.
- Congressman Russell Fry, who represents the 7th Congressional District in the U.S. House.
- Congressman Ralph Norman, who represents the 5th Congressional District in the U.S. House.
- Darline Graham, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham and who was appointed by Gov. Henry McMaster to serve the remainder of Sen. Graham's term until January 3.
- Mark Sanford, the former governor of South Carolina and 1st Congressional District Congressman.
-Glenda Gail Parker, a retired Air Force Officer and Department of Defense Budget Analyst.

07/26/2026

All That's Left: By: Bill O'Reilly July 26, 2026
Recently, the ACLU honored Bruce Springsteen and Colin Kaepernick. Why? Bruce is a Trump hater, and Colin dishonored the national anthem. So, how do those things elevate the men in the eyes of the ACLU?
The answer is easy. While the free speech group is supposed to protect the rights of all Americans, it has morphed into Last year the ACLU took in $439 million in private donations while spreading far-left philosophy across the land.
Then there’s Human Rights Watch. Last year, $85 million in private donations. Its website touts the following:
- Reparations for the “enslavement of black people.”
- Immigrants' “rights.”
- Open borders
- Transform the criminal legal system (no bail).
- Boycotting Israel
- Global “wealth tax”.
The other far left group receiving millions is the Southern Poverty Law Center. It has been charged with secretly paying right-wing extremists to cause racial disruption. The case is being tried in federal court (Middle District of Alabama).
The Law Center is pleading innocent of money laundering and bank fraud. According to the government, the group paid eight individuals working for the Ku Klux Klan and other far-right groups to cause trouble so the SPLC could raise funds in opposition. The racists allegedly received more than $3 million from the Law Center.
And then there’s [Neville Roy Singham], a communist living in Shanghai who is pumping hundreds of millions into far-left groups, as well as old reliable George Soros, who allegedly is doing the same.
With that kind of financial firepower along with a compliant media, the progressive message is overwhelming the traditional point of view. That’s what is causing the rise of [communist/socialist] activity.
This is a major concern. Money can’t buy you love, but it can brainwash soft thinkers. When we see an unqualified person like Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez being primed for higher office, everyone should pay attention.
But many citizens refuse to do that. They live in a bubble world where Americans, especially younger ones, don’t know very much and are embracing political apathy.
This whole communist thing happened very quickly. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani broke through, and the progressive movement followed in unlikely places like Colorado and Maine.
It is my belief that millions of Americans no longer want to compete in our capitalistic system. They are happy to collect entitlements and bow before a controlling central government. This crew has now been captured by social media and misleading propaganda put out by corrupt TV analysts as well as liberal newspapers, college professors, and the militant younger people themselves.
This departure away from America’s legacy will be a fierce fight. And it is about to begin

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07/25/2026

07/23/2026

What you need to know about the upcoming US Senate Special Primary Election:

FILING PERIOD: Started Tuesday and runs from July 21–28, 2026 (12:00 p.m. noon both days).

THE PRIMARY ELECTION: Tuesday, August 11, 2026.

EARLY VOTING: Wednesday - Friday, August 5th - 7th,
8:30 am — 5:00 pm.

RUNOFF if necessary: Tuesday, August 25, 2026.

VOTER ELIGIBILITY:
Voters who participated in the June 2026 Democrat Primary (or any Democrat runoff) are NOT eligible to vote in the August 11th Special Republican Primary.

Voters who voted in the June Republican Primary or did not vote at all in the June primaries are eligible to participate.

07/15/2026

Jasper County Republican Club Meeting
September 15, 2026
6:00 PM
First Baptist Church of Hardeeville
13 E. Main St. Hardeeville

Guest Speaker
Senator Mike Reichenbach
Wilson/Reichenbach Gubernatorial Campaign

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07/12/2026

Lindsey Graham, 71, South Carolina senator, dies after short illness.

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04/16/2026

Jasper County Republican Party: Save the Date! May 12 Meeting! 5:30 social, 6:00 PM start -

If you have not officially joined the Jasper County Republican Party, please join us now. Joining our numbers will increase our clout and influence in the county and in the state. All our money stays here in Jasper and helps us support our slate of candidates and campaign office operations.