Byron served in the United States Marine Corps and the Army National Guard. He knows what service asks of a person and a family — and he knows too many South Carolina veterans come home to red tape instead of support. For Byron, standing with veterans isn’t a talking point; it’s a debt of honor.
The resources they earned — not charity
Byron will advocate for the resources, support, and opportunities veterans and military families have earned through their service — from healthcare access and benefits navigation to job training and housing stability.
South Carolina is home to one of the country’s proudest military communities. Its state government should act like it.