Political Parties in SC

Constitution Party - www.scconstitutionparty.com

The Constitution Party bases its platform on the belief that the United States was formed by Christians and therefore the country should maintain the values of the teachings of Jesus Christ. Members of the Constitution Party wish to extract all American troops from foreign countries, thereby radically cutting governmental spending costs. The Party advocates sovereignty and believes that the United States should not play a role in any other country’s affairs. 

SC Constitution Party:    
P.O. Box 25055
Greenville, SC  29616
(864) 292-5001
matt@jarfi.us

Democratic Party - www.scdp.org

The Democratic Party is one of the two major political parties in the United States and is represented by the symbol of a donkey. Democrats focus on the stability and expansion of the middle class, a regulated capitalist system, and a progressive tax. The Democratic Party advocates social freedoms and believes that the government should play a role in reducing and relieving the impoverished.

SC Democratic Party:
1529 Hampton St., Suite 200
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 799-7798
info@scdp.org

Green Party - http://www.scgreens.blogspot.com

The Green Party encourages environmental sustainability, non-violence, and equality. It supports a grassroots and decentralized government where more control and responsibility are given to state and county officials. Members of the Green Party advocate employee-owned companies and restrictions on the size and power of corporations. The party's platform also encourages social harmony and acceptance of all people of different cultures, sex, gender, and race.

SC Green Party:   
P.O. Box 534
Columbia, SC 29250
(803) 799-1205
scgreenpartyinfo@earthlink.net

Independence Party

No description is available at this time.

SC Independence Party:   
113 Fuller St.
Greer, SC 29650
(864) 879-2617
gbros@bellsouth.net

Labor Party - www.thelaborparty.org

The Labor Party supports workers and believes that everyone has the right to a decent-paying job. Unions are greatly supported and members advocate for four-week paid vacations, 32-hour work weeks, and substantial severance pay for workers who are laid-off. The Party believes that workers should have the right to organize, bargain, and strike, and that corporations should pay more taxes.

SC Labor Party:       
1285 Glen Gloria Street
Orangeburg, SC 29118
(803) 536-6535
lp@thelaborparty.org

Libertarian Party - www.sclibertarians.org

The Libertarian Party believes in the supremacy of Natural Rights which may be achieved by a more constrained government. The Party believes that Natural Rights are necessary in order to have liberty and that the government’s only role is to preserve and protect citizens’ rights. Members support a free market economy and the elimination of real and personal property tax.

SC Libertarian Party:   
P.O. Box 291383
Columbia, SC 29229
(803) 788-2226
chairman@sclibertarians.org

Republican Party - www.scgop.com

The Republican Party is the other major political party in the United States. It is commonly referred to as the GOP (Grand Old Party) and is represented by the symbol of an elephant. Republicans advocate free markets, supply-side economics, and policies supporting business. The Party believes that the private sector is more effective helping the poor than the government.

SC Republican Party:
1930 Marion St.
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 988-8440
chairman@scgop.com

United Citizens Party - www.theunitedcitizensparty.org

The United Citizens Party was the first political party organized and controlled by African-Americans and is committed to empowering minority groups including ethnic minorities, women, the poor, the working class, and other marginalized citizens. The Party supports environmentalism and progressive legislation that encourages equality among all people.

SC United Citizens Party:   
P.O. Box 24403
Columbia, SC 29224
(803) 735-7928
theunitedcitizensparty@yahoo.com

Working Families Party - www.scwfp.org

The Working Families Party is committed to improving the country’s infrastructure in order to improve conditions for working-class families. Small businesses that want to provide healthcare for their workers are supported by the Working Families Party, which also supports higher-quality schools, raising the minimum wage, increasing means of public transportation, and investing in renewable energy.

SC Working Families Party:  
1106 Short River Ct.
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
(843) 554-1080
SC@workingfamiliesparty.org