Democrats running for SC governor pitch plans for affordability

In a key debate, the three Democratic candidates vying for South Carolina governor shared their visions for making life more affordable in the state. While they largely agreed on expanding Medicaid and legalizing medical marijuana, their approaches varied. State Rep. Jermaine Johnson emphasized reducing housing costs, Charleston attorney Mullins McLeod focused on improving education and job training, and businessman Billy Webster pitched tax reforms. The debate underscores the party's commitment to addressing affordability, which could be pivotal in swaying undecided voters in the upcoming election.