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Submit your resumeWe’re building an open, ready-on-day-one transition for South Carolina.
Want to be considered for a role in the Wilson–Reichenbach Administration?
This win belongs to the people of South Carolina. Thank you for every call you made, every door you knocked and every vote cast. Now we need your help again as we prepare to serve every South Carolina family from day one. I’ve always said the Office of Governor belongs to you—now I need your input on the job again.
Learn about the transition, share your ideas for what our state government can do better, or submit your resume to be considered for a role in the Wilson–Reichenbach Administration.
- Thanks Governor-Elect Alan Wilson
Governor-Elect Alan Wilson’s transition will focus on building an experienced team and help put the pieces in place to set up government smoothly so Wilson can hit the ground running on day one to make South Carolina more affordable for families, profitable for businesses, and accountable to you.
It’s time for a new generation of conservative leadership.
From the Upstate to the Lowcountry and everywhere in between, you will always have a seat at the table. Tell us what state government can do better for you.
The Wilson–Reichenbach Administration will build a team of servant leaders, problem-solvers and doers from every corner of South Carolina. If you’re interested in serving, choose the opportunity that fits your experience and submit your resume.
Governor-Elect
Membership Expression of Interest
For South Carolinians interested in being appointed by the Governor to serve on a state board or commission.
Submit your resume ↗Alan Wilson is the Governor-Elect of South Carolina. He is the 51st Attorney General and built his career on keeping South Carolina’s families safe, defending their freedom, and protecting their futures.
As Governor, he will make South Carolina affordable for families, profitable for businesses, and accountable to the people. Wilson wants to eliminate the income tax, rein in government spending, root out fraud, waste, and abuse, promote a kids first education agenda, protect South Carolina families and values, and end the status quo in government.
Wilson is a combat veteran, with 30 years of service in the Army National Guard, including a combat tour in Iraq. Living in Lexington, he and his wife, Jennifer, have been married for 20 years and have two children.
Mike Reichenbach is the Lieutenant Governor-Elect of South Carolina, state senator, a businessman, former law enforcement officer who has dedicated his career to creating jobs, serving his community, and strengthening South Carolina families.
Before entering public office, Reichenbach built a career in the private sector. After working for Ford Motor Company, he and his wife, Charisse, moved to Florence in 2008 to purchase their first automobile dealership—and then the Great Recession hit. Yet together, they expanded their business to three dealerships, creating hundreds of jobs and contributing to economic growth throughout the Pee Dee.
Reichenbach will work alongside Governor-Elect Alan Wilson and will oversee the Families First Audit Initiative, the Wilson-Reichenbach plan to audit state agencies and root out fraud, waste, and abuse.
Mike and his wife, Charisse, reside in Florence. They have two children and are active members of NewSpring Church.
South Carolinians Encouraged to Follow New Facebook and X Accounts for Official Updates, Announcements and Transition News (COLUMBIA, S.C.) – Governor-Elect Alan Wilson today announced the launch of his official transition social media accounts on Facebook and X, providing South Carolinians with a direct source for updates, announcements and information
(WEST COLUMBIA, S.C.) – At the site of Governor-elect Alan Wilson’s first job, Reeley’s Body Shop, Wilson today announced his transition team as he prepares to become South Carolina’s 118th governor. “Now is where the hard work begins to put South Carolina families first by bringing in a new generation
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – Governor-elect Alan Wilson met with Gov. Henry McMaster on Wednesday to begin discussions on the transition of power following his victory in South Carolina’s gubernatorial election. Wilson defeated Democratic challenger Jermaine Johnson in Tuesday’s election. According to the South Carolina Election Commission, Wilson received 1,050,190 votes,