State House of Representatives District 115 in South Carolina State House District 115, South Carolina

2026 Primary Election

• Johnnie B Garmon — Healthcare entrepreneur, author, and university professor in Seabrook Island, SC

  Johnnie B Garmon is a Lowcountry healthcare entrepreneur, author, and community leader seeking the South Carolina House District 115 seat. He founded successful healthcare organizations, served on the SC Palliative Care Study Committee, and teaches entrepreneurship at Charleston Southern University. Garmon, raised in Section 8 housing, advocates for infrastructure improvements, traffic reduction, support for seniors, and efficient government. His platform also includes protecting coastlines, cutting small business red tape, strengthening families, and supporting congressional term limits. Endorsed by Americans for Prosperity SC, he aims to bring servant leadership and real results to Columbia, representing areas like Seabrook Island where he resides.

• Nicholas B Uricchio — Attorney in Charleston, SC

  Nicholas "Nick" B. Uricchio is a third-generation Lowcountry, South Carolina lawyer who grew up on James Island and Folly Beach. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Coastal Carolina University in 2011 and his Juris Doctor from the Charleston School of Law in 2016. During law school, he was actively involved in the Student Bar Association and competed in mock trial competitions. His professional background includes serving as a Deputy Clerk in the Charleston County Clerk of Court's Office and later as a Judicial Circuit Court Law Clerk. He currently practices law, focusing on personal injury, family law, criminal defense, and business disputes. Uricchio has announced his candidacy for the State House of Representatives.

• Lee C Walker — Candidate for State House of Representatives in SC

  A U.S. Navy veteran, this candidate is running for South Carolina House District 115. They prioritize protecting veterans and seniors by advocating for affordable housing, ending property taxes, accessible healthcare, and ensuring they receive the respect they've earned, while also fighting against those who exploit them. A key focus is infrastructure, particularly fixing roads and giving local communities more control. Other policy positions include honoring the Gullah Geechee community, advocating for stronger rights through judicial reform, and promoting cleaner rivers through responsible development. The candidate aims to bring accountability, transparency, and common sense to state government, ensuring the voices of the "5 islands" are heard in Columbia.