Chandra Dillard

Serving as your representative has been a distinct honor. Yet, we still have much work ahead of us. I am committed to continuing as a leader who embodies the principles of accessibility, accountability, and action. I would be grateful for your support as I seek reelection.

Today, I have formally filed for reelection to the House of Representatives seat for District 23. By working in tandem, we have identified solutions to our challenges and leveraged opportunities to enhance the District, Greenville County, and the state. #SCDistrict23

I am deeply grateful to serve the people of District 23 and the state of South Carolina. I offer my sincerest wishes for a wonderful Holiday season and a happy New Year.

We commemorate the Emmanuel Nine - nine lives lost on June 17, 2015 - during a heinous act of violence while they prayed. A decade has elapsed, yet the legislative loophole persists, and we lack a hate crimes bill. Let's explore this critical issue. Join us on 6/24.

impacting all individuals, except the ultra wealthy. It is essential to reach out to your US Senators and convey your concerns. It's plain and simple. This bill is "Big and Ugly"

Federal Budget Update: The House has approved President Trump's controversial "Big Beautiful Bill" with our SC House members voting in support. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration. Regrettably, this bill has severe implications. Its effects will be far-reaching,

are causing family separations. An unelected individual has access to private citizen information. Government employees are being forced to vacate their positions, and the cost of eggs and other food items is increasing. The US Congress must act to stop this recklessness.

The Trump Administration has held office for 15 days, resulting in a loss of 52,000 private sector jobs. Humanitarian initiatives providing global health aid, national security, and support for US farmers have been suspended. Mass deportations, including those of legal residents,

Dillard said that Carter’s legacy stands as a reminder of what happens when faith and service collide. wyff4.com/article/rememb…

Today is the day! If you haven't voted yet, please make sure to vote today. Polls are open until 7 pm tonight. If you are in line at 7 pm, you will be allowed to vote. Thank you all for your continued support this election season, and let's get out and VOTE!

Today is the last day to vote early in Greenville. If you aren't planning to vote early, make a plan to vote on Election Day this Tuesday, November 5th. Make your voice heard! Voting information and polling site addresses can be found here: greenvillecounty.org/VoterRegistrat…

I voted today and I encourage you to do the same. The volunteer poll workers at Mt. Pleasant community center were awesome. Early voting will last until November 2. Let's do this. We must do this!

Proud to share that I have been recognized as a recommended candidate by The South Carolina Education Association! Reminder that early voting has opened across Greenville. You can vote from 8:30am to 6:00pm from now until November 2nd at one of these sites bit.ly/3A65Eff

Hot meals for Seniors tomorrow, Oct. 3. Thanks to Beyond Housing and the Nicholtown Neighborhood Association

Free breakfast. Wednesday, Oct. 2.

Food and Water: A point of distribution for bottled water and MREs (meals-ready-to-eat) for citizens has been set up at 35 East Antrim Drive in the parking lot beside McAlister Square between 10am and 6:00pm. Please share this information.

2) Duke Energy/1-855-398-2370 To file claim for food loss 3) 🚨 FEMA HOTEL VOUCHER 1-800-621-3362 7am-10PM!! 4) If you are not on food stamps and you loose food due to no power you can apply for d-snap to replace the food that you lost. We will get through this together!

Greenville County United Way is manning their Help line for local assistance. Simply call 2-1-1. Other resources include: 1) SC Residents can now request voluntary agency assistance with debris removal, tarping of roof, etc., by calling 1-844-965-1386.

Slow down and treat them like a four way stop. Let's continue to be kind and patient with each other. Things will get better.

Before you travel check scdot.org for road closures. Our challenge is the trees. Power must be off to remove trees intangled with powerlines before power can be repaired and restored. We must be patient during this recovery period. 75% of red lights are out.

Storm Recovery Update: Gov McMaster was in Greenville today accessing our damage. The National Guard has been deployed to assist with recovery efforts. More help is coming from California. SCDOT has been clearing highways of debris first. Next they will move to secondary roads.