Dr. Annie Andrews is a pediatrician, public health advocate, and lifelong South Carolinian running for the United States Senate.
After growing up in South Carolina, Dr. Andrews dedicated her career to caring for children and families as a board-certified pediatrician. Every day, she has worked directly with parents facing rising healthcare costs, economic uncertainty, and the challenges of raising healthy families. Those experiences inspired her to step into public service and advocate for policies that improve the lives of South Carolinians.
Throughout her career, Dr. Andrews has focused on protecting children’s health, expanding access to quality healthcare, and ensuring that every family has the opportunity to thrive. She has become a leading voice on issues affecting children and families while remaining committed to practical, evidence-based solutions.
Her campaign is focused on:
• lowering costs for working families
• expanding access to affordable healthcare
• protecting Social Security and Medicare
• strengthening public education
• supporting veterans and military families
• growing South Carolina’s economy through workforce development and infrastructure investment
• protecting reproductive freedom and individual rights
• restoring accountability and integrity in government
Dr. Andrews believes public service should be rooted in listening, problem-solving, and putting people ahead of politics. She is running to bring a new generation of leadership to the Senate and to ensure South Carolina families have a strong voice in Washington.
In this historic open-seat election, Dr. Andrews is building a statewide coalition focused on opportunity, affordability, and practical leadership for every corner of South Carolina.
I’ve spent nearly twenty years caring for South Carolina’s children, from newborns with jaundice to teenagers struggling with mental health. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that our kids’ health and wellbeing depends on the world we build around them.
I’m running for the U.S. Senate because families are struggling in ways that we should never accept as normal. Whether it’s the cost of groceries, the price of child care, or access to affordable, quality healthcare, I see the impacts every day. It’s time for leaders who understand what’s at stake and are ready to fight for it.