What Woody Will Fight For

Fix Traffic. Improve Safety. Protect Our Quality of Life.

District 112 families deal with dangerous congestion and growing traffic frustrations every single day — from Highway 17 to the I-526 interchange and the Isle of Palms Connector. Woody Sprouse believes public safety must come first. That means bringing state, local, and federal leaders together immediately to accelerate road improvements, improve traffic flow, strengthen emergency access, and ensure future growth does not outpace infrastructure. Woody will work aggressively with SCDOT, local officials, federal agencies, and South Carolina's congressional delegation to secure every available dollar for road safety and infrastructure improvements in District 112.

Support local businesses. Create jobs closer to home.

Small businesses are the backbone of our community. Woody believes North Mount Pleasant deserves more than endless housing growth and longer commutes. Families should be able to live, work, shop, and build their future right here in District 112. Woody will fight to support local businesses, attract quality employers, reduce unnecessary red tape, and encourage smart growth that strengthens our community — without overburdening our roads, schools, and neighborhoods.

It's time to make South Carolina affordable again.

Families across District 112 are feeling the squeeze every day — from rising insurance costs and property taxes to higher grocery bills, energy costs, and the annual car tax. Woody Sprouse understands that hardworking families and retirees cannot afford more government while trying to afford everyday life. That's why Woody will fight to lower taxes, reduce rising insurance costs, eliminate wasteful spending, and help families keep more of what they earn. Because government should make life easier for families — not harder.

Protect Our Beaches, Waterways & Island Access.

The beaches, marshes, and barrier islands of District 112 are part of what makes the Lowcountry special — and they are vital to our economy, our quality of life, and our way of life. But erosion, storm damage, flooding, and aging infrastructure threaten both our communities and our future. Woody Sprouse will fight to protect our coastline, strengthen storm resilience, improve emergency access, and ensure our communities can recover quickly after hurricanes and severe weather. He believes protecting our natural resources and protecting our local economy go hand in hand.

Our Community Shouldn't Be Last in Line for Its Own Tax Dollars.

The Lowcountry generates billions in tax revenue every year through tourism, business growth, and hardworking families — yet too often our communities are forced to fight for basic infrastructure, road improvements, and public safety funding. Woody Sprouse believes the people of Mount Pleasant and District 112 deserve a stronger voice in how our tax dollars are spent. He will fight to keep more Lowcountry revenue here at home — where it can improve roads, strengthen public safety, support local priorities, and protect our quality of life. Because the people closest to the community usually know best what the community needs.

Full curriculum transparency. Parental consent. Local control.

Parents have a fundamental right to know what their children are being taught and to have a say in sensitive educational matters. Woody will fight for full curriculum transparency, parental consent requirements for age-inensitive classroom content, and local school board authority over library materials. He believes the best decisions about education are made closest to the child — by parents and local communities, not bureaucrats in Columbia or Washington.