Cromer, April  [R]—(Dist. No. 6, Anderson Co.)—April Cromer was born and raised in Anderson, South Carolina. She attended Clemson University where she met her husband, Brent Cromer. For the last 22 years she has worked at Cromer Foods. On the leadership team for Keeping the Republic. Board member of Mom and Pop Alliance

She and her husband Brent been married for 22 years. They have 2 children and attend Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church.

Beach, Thomas [R]—(Dist. No. 10, Anderson Co.)—  Thomas Beach was born and raised in the Uncompaghre River Valley on the Western slope of the Rockies by a cattleman who married a Mexican maiden. His father was fed up being cold and wet decided to go to medical school and took Thomas and his three other siblings to Birmingham, Alabama. Thomas Beach graduated from a North Alabama high school and joined the US Army. He is a three-time volunteer. Once for the infantry, the second time to go airborne, and a third time to be an Army Ranger. Out of a class of 120, Thomas Beach and 19 other soldiers passed assessment and went on to join the 75th Ranger Regiment. After his military service Mr. Beach met his wife, Glair, in Brazil where they were married. He returned to the United States with his bride and they have 3 children. Thomas graduated from the University of North Alabama and decided to have his children born and raised in South Carolina. He is an independent Real Estate agent and he and his family reside in Piedmont. Thomas Beach entered politics to fight for our values, our families, and the three inalienable rights granted by our Creator.

GAGNON, Craig Alan [R]—(Dist. No. 11, Abbeville-Anderson Cos.) — Chiropractor; residing at 504 Church St., Abbeville; b. Aug. 2, 1960 in Lowell, Mass.; s. the late Clayton W. Gagnon and the late Claire E. Dutton; g. Sherman Coll. of Chiropractic, 1984; Apr. 15, 2010 m. Robin E. Johnson, 3 children, Leah G., Anna E., and Joshua Morris; Chm., Abbeville Co. Rep. Party, 1989–12; Sherman Coll. of Chiropractic Bd. of Trustees, 2005–08; mem., Abbeville Presbyterian Church; prev. serv. in House 2013–present.