— As the November 4 Runoff Election approaches, Brian Duncan — a lifelong Lexington County resident, veteran, and small-business owner — is calling on voters across District 88 to come together and make their voices heard. Early voting runs October 29–31, and turnout will decide the direction of local leadership.

“This race isn’t about politics — it’s about people,” said Brian Duncan. “It’s about the families who work hard, the small businesses trying to grow, and the neighbors who deserve safer communities and real leadership they can count on. I’m running to serve, not to sit back — and I’m ready to get to work for District 88.”

Brian Duncan Stands For

• • Pro-Life and Pro-Family: Brian believes every life is sacred and that protecting families begins
• with protecting the most vulnerable.
• • Pro Second Amendment: He will defend the rights of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms
• Holding criminals accountable.
• • Public Safety: Fully supporting first responders and law enforcement keep neighborhoods
• safe.
• • Small Business & Jobs: As a local business owner, Brian understands what it takes to create jobs
• and cut red tape so Lexington County can grow responsibly.
• • Fiscal Responsibility: Ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent wisely, transparently, and with local
• priorities in mind.
• • Strong Schools & Parental Rights: Supporting teachers and empowering parents to be partners
• in education.
• • Veteran Leadership: Bringing integrity, teamwork, and mission-focus from his 20-year military
• career to serve the people of District 88.

Strong Endorsements and United Support

Brian’s campaign continues to gain strong momentum heading into the runoff, with support from trusted
leaders and community voices across Lexington County — including Congressman Joe Wilson,
Attorney General Alan Wilson, Mayor Cindy Campbell, and County Councilman Todd Cockrell.

Perhaps most notably, former candidate Lorelei Graye, who earned nearly 15% of the vote in the
primary, has announced her full support for Brian Duncan. Her endorsement reflects the growing unity
among voters who believe in integrity, transparency, and service-driven leadership.

“I’m deeply honored to have Lorelai’s support,” said Duncan. “She ran a strong campaign that focused on
honesty, accountability, and listening to the people — values we both share. Together, we’re bringing
everyone to the table to make District 88 stronger, safer, and more united.”

Get Out and Vote

• • Early Voting: October 29–31 at the Lexington County Voter Registration Office (605 W Main St.,
• Suite C).
• • Election Day: Tuesday, November 4 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

“Every single vote matters — especially in a runoff this close,” Duncan added. “Mark your calendar, bring
a friend, and help us move District 88 forward together.”

Contact:
Brian Duncan
Brian Duncan for SC House District 88
Phone: 803-479-6853
Website: www.brianducanforschouse.com