The Horry County Republican Stump from the Peanut Warehouse (Part 2) The South Carolina Statewide Candidates: U.S. Senate, Secretary of Agriculture, Governor and the Keynote Address by U.S. Representative Russell Fry R- SC 7th

Send us Fan Mail In Part 2 of our special coverage of the Horry County Republican Stump from the historic Peanut Warehouse in Conway, the focus shifts from local races to the candidates seeking statewide and federal office in what is shaping up to be one of South Carolina's most important election cycles. Hosted by Autry Benton, the Republican Stump provided voters with a unique opportunity to hear directly from candidates competing for some of the state's highest offices. In a political environment increasingly dominated by television ads and social media, events like this continue the tradition of grassroots campaigning and direct voter engagement. This episode features remarks from candidates running for: • United States Senate • South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture • Governor of South Carolina Listeners will hear the candidates discuss their qualifications, priorities, and visions for the future of South Carolina as they make their case to voters ahead of the upcoming election. The event concludes with a keynote address from Russell Fry, representing South Carolina's Seventh Congressional District. Congressman Fry discusses the challenges facing the nation, the importance of South Carolina's role in national politics, and the issues he believes will define the years ahead. This episode offers a snapshot of a Republican Party preparing for the future — from statewide leadership to federal representation — while providing listeners with direct access to the candidates and their message. Whether your interests are agriculture, state government, national policy, or the future direction of South Carolina, this forum offers an opportunity to hear from the people seeking to lead. Statewide candidates. National issues. Grassroots politics at work. This is Part 2 of the Horry County Republican Stump from the Peanut Warehouse in Conway, South Carolina.