The South Carolina Forum

What would it take for the two parties to work together? Clint and Lisa say there’s more opportunity than what we’re seeing right now. When we sit down person to person, we find how much we have in common and how we can move forward with shared goals. Add your voice now on what you think South Carolina should fix first at scforum.org

What would it take to work together? Rashaunda and Donna talk about what’s missing: understanding, compassion, and communication that goes both ways. Because hearing isn’t the same as listening. Be a part of the solution at at scforum.org

What makes the South Carolina Forum different? Chris and Joanne point to something simple: moving beyond the noise and actually listening. Less manufactured outrage. More real conversation. And more common ground than we think. There are still a few days left to share your ideas before we move into the prioritization phase. Plus, coming soon we will be adding even more ways to engage directly with fellow South Carolinians! Add your voice at scforum.org

Starting today, we have officially launched commenting for our current phase of The South Carolina Forum! You can see all 600+ ideas submitted thus far, and add your own directly here: bit.ly/thescforumcomm… Adding a comment is simple: Click the link below, find a card with an issue that matters to you, then click the comment bubble to add your insights and suggested improvements. This is how we find better policy solutions for South Carolina, together.

What do South Carolinians actually agree on? Ra’Amen and Ryan point out something simple: we often skip right past the areas where we do agree. Better roads. Better schools. A government that works. Add your voice at scforum.org

What if ordinary South Carolinians could help write the laws that govern their lives? That's what we believe at The South Carolina Forum, and it's why Andrew Shue joined Frogmore Stew this week. The podcast covered gerrymandering, political polarization, and why many voters feel disconnected from the decisions made in Columbia. Tune in and learn more about why we think people-powdered legislative change is possible. Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=0FPcLF…

Hear from two of our Outreach Directors, Jennifer and Michelle, about why they are passionate about The South Carolina Forum. As two South Carolina moms who were both raised in military families, they understand the importance of service and giving back to their communities. As a Republican and a Democrat, they may not always see eye to eye on policy, but they can agree on this: South Carolinians should have a say in what happens in our state. Join us now at scforum.org #scforum

Voices from Charleston County. From the marshes and coastal landscapes to the history, culture, and communities that define the Lowcountry, people are sharing what makes South Carolina special to them. The South Carolina Forum is where those voices come together. Add yours before March 27 at scforum.org.

The South Carolina Forum is bringing common sense back to South Carolina. Less fighting, less left vs. right, more taking responsibility for our state and shaping it together.

Sometimes the answer is simple. For many South Carolinians, what they love most about this state is the people they share it with. Add your voice before March 27 at scforum.org.

We don't have to agree on everything to work together and fix what’s broken in South Carolina. That starts with showing up and sharing your voice. Everyone gets a seat at this table. Add your voice now at scforum.org #scforum

From Columbia to McCormick County to Lexington County, South Carolinians are sharing what they love about the places they call home. The culture, the land, the food, the traditions, and the communities that make this state special. If you care about South Carolina’s future, add your voice before March 27 at scforum.org.

Two of our SC Forum Champions, Sissy and Marcurious, share what they see as unique about The South Carolina Forum. Weigh in now at scforum.org

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From the Upstate to the Lowcountry to the Midlands, South Carolinians are sharing the places, people, and communities that make this state special. The South Carolina Forum is bringing those voices together so residents across the state can help shape our shared future. Add your voice before March 27 at scforum.org.

What if just a few minutes of your time could help shape the future of South Carolina? Andrew Shue shares why The South Carolina Forum is creating a place where South Carolinians can have a real say in the future of our state. #scforum

Every corner of South Carolina has a story. From Columbia to Sumter to Charleston, people across our state are sharing what makes this place feel like home. The people, the landscapes, the history, and the communities that shape who we are. The South Carolina Forum is bringing those voices together so residents from every part of the state can help shape what comes next. Add your voice before March 27 at scforum.org.

What do you love most about South Carolina? South Carolina is home, and thousands of South Carolinians have already added their voices to The South Carolina Forum to help shape our state’s future. Join the conversation at scforum.org.

Cheryl, Lisa, and Lisa may see politics differently as a Republican, an Independent, and a Democrat, but they share a love for South Carolina and the communities they call home. Join the conversation at scforum.org.

The South Carolina Forum is where love for our state into action. It’s a space where residents from every corner of the state share ideas and work toward shared priorities. If you care about South Carolina’s future, add your voice before March 27: bit.ly/thescforum