State House of Representatives District 52 in South Carolina State House District 52, South Carolina

2026 Primary Election

• Lawrence D Moore — Candidate for South Carolina House of Representatives District 52 in SC

  Lawrence Moore is a Democratic candidate running for the South Carolina House of Representatives to represent District 52 in the 2026 primary election. He announced his candidacy citing years of activism within the community and across the state, including testifying for and against legislation and speaking at Statehouse rallies. Moore's campaign focuses on building a stronger, more inclusive economy that supports every family and worker in his district. He also aims to defend the rights and freedoms of all citizens, pledging to serve with purpose and accountability. Moore previously contested the Democratic primary for South Carolina House of Representatives, District 80 in 2016.

• Patrick L Tate — Candidate for State House of Representatives in SC

  Dr. Patrick L. Tate is a Democratic candidate for the South Carolina House of Representatives, District 52, in the 2026 Primary Election. He advocates for common-sense leadership focused on improving daily life for families. His platform includes lowering the cost of living, responsible spending, fostering safer communities, promoting local economic growth, enhancing infrastructure, and ensuring government accountability. Tate aims to be a lawmaker who thoroughly reviews bills and safeguards taxpayer dollars.

• Malcolm L Taylor — Candidate for State House of Representatives in SC

  Malcolm Taylor is a Democratic candidate vying for a seat in the South Carolina House of Representatives, representing District 52. He is slated to appear on the Democratic primary ballot on June 9, 2026. Taylor’s campaign is built around four central policy pillars: improving infrastructure, enhancing health and mental health care services, supporting senior care initiatives, and strengthening the education system. He aims to secure the seat currently held by Jermaine Johnson. Taylor officially filed his candidacy, demonstrating his commitment to representing his community in the state legislature.