State House of Representatives District 102 in South Carolina State House District 102, South Carolina

2026 Primary Election

• Sidney Montez Aiken — Retired law enforcement professional and former educator in SC

  Montez Aiken is running as a Democratic Party candidate for the South Carolina House of Representatives, District 102, representing Berkeley and Dorchester Counties in the 2026 election. With deep community roots and a lifelong dedication to public service, he is a former educator and retired law enforcement professional. Aiken is committed to championing a safer community, expanding educational opportunities, and advancing infrastructure for all families. He aims to be a visionary leader who listens, acts, and gets the job done for the benefit of his community.

• Harriet A Holman — Incumbent State House of Representatives, District 102 in SC

  Harriet A. Holman is an incumbent member of the South Carolina House of Representatives, representing District 102 since 2024. A trailblazer, she made history as the first Black Republican woman to serve in the South Carolina General Assembly. Her extensive background includes a distinguished career as a United States Army Lieutenant Colonel, retiring after joining the military in 1980. She holds multiple degrees, including an Associate of Arts, a Bachelor of Arts, and a Master of Science. Holman is a candidate for re-election in the 2026 South Carolina Primary Election. Her policy priorities include enhancing public safety, advocating for safer communities, and actively working to stop the flow of drugs into the state.

• Katie L Mccravy — Lowcountry business leader and community advocate in SC

  Katie McCravy is a Democratic candidate for the South Carolina House of Representatives District 102. A Lowcountry business leader and community advocate, she announced her candidacy in August 2025. Her platform emphasizes supporting small, minority, and women-owned businesses, advocating for smart development, infrastructure improvements, and expanding affordable housing. McCravy also champions modernizing the state's accounting system, improving healthcare access, quality education, and public safety. She aims to bridge political divides by focusing on common concerns like economic opportunity and a better future for families.