Kasie Whitener

Libertarian · U.S. Senate, South Carolina
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026

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Kasie Whitener

Libertarian · Candidate for U.S. Senate, South Carolina

Former chair of the South Carolina Libertarian Party State Committee.

Background via Wikipedia race page

Kasie Whitener was born in Florence, South Carolina. She graduated from Herndon High School.

Also running: Annie Andrews (D) · Darline Graham (R) · Mark Hackett (C)

Where Whitener stands

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Farms & rural

What is Congress' role as a check and balance to other branches of government?

Congress should write clear, reasonable laws so that they are not misinterpreted by the Executive branch or difficult to interpret in the judiciary. Congress should exercise its oversight of the Executive branch through the budget and confirmation processes. Congress should exercise its check on the judiciary through a non-political review of judicial appointments. Congressional oversight is an under-used and highly-politicized power.
Candidate's own answer to the League of Women Voters, via VOTE411

Veterans & military

What measures do you support to address national security?

I support investing in military readiness but not preemptive wars. I believe the best way to secure our country is through free trade. I support border security and a reasonable, compassionate immigration policy. We need better immigration laws. I support a free market for education, but believe our issuance of visas should follow sound economic logic, not individual schools' revenue needs.
Candidate's own answer to the League of Women Voters, via VOTE411

Elections, ethics & government

How will you ensure that the voting rights of all citizens are protected?

Congressional oversight of elections, review of elections at the state and federal level, and serious inquiry into accusations of fraud. Moreover, putting an end to the parties' stranglehold over elections from ballot access to fundraising. The parties have become powerful corporations that use elections to raise revenue and amass power. As such, they manipulate the voting process from media coverage to voter ID, disenfranchising millions of Americans. Citizens watchdog organizations, like the LWV, should be empowered to call attention to irregularities and gain attention and support from lawmakers to investigate those accusations.
Candidate's own answer to the League of Women Voters, via VOTE411

Voting record

Kasie Whitener is not a current member of Congress, so there is no congressional roll-call record to show. State legislative or local records are not yet compiled.

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