Joe Cunningham and running mate Tally Casey meet with Columbia residents at local brewery

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In November, South Carolina voters will decide whether to re-elect current Governor Henry McMaster or elect former Congressman Joe Cunningham.

The Democratic candidate for governor was in Columbia Thursday evening with his running mate for lieutenant governor, Tally Casey.

“I think there’s one fundamental question for this campaign and it’s ‘Are you satisfied with the way things are or do you think we can do better,” Tally Casey asked residents Thursday.

Many of those who think the state of South Carolina could do better came out to see Cunningham and Casey at Columbia’s Hunter Gatherer Brewery.

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