Jaime Harrison Endorses Dr. Annie Andrews For U.S. Senate

“Dr. Annie Andrews is the kind of compassionate, fearless leader South Carolina deserves in the U.S. Senate” - Jaime Harrison

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(Charleston, SC) — Today, Jaime Harrison, former South Carolina U.S. Senate candidate and Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announced that he is endorsing Dr. Annie Andrews and her campaign for the U.S. Senate against Lindsey Graham.

The announcement comes on the heels of Annie’s explosive campaign launch, including a viral video that has generated over a million views online in just 24 hours.

“Dr. Annie Andrews is the kind of compassionate, fearless leader South Carolina deserves in the U.S. Senate,” said Jaime Harrison. “As a pediatrician, she’s spent her career fighting for children and families—and now she’s ready to take that fight to Washington. Unlike Lindsey Graham, who’s lost touch with the people he’s supposed to represent, Annie will always put South Carolinians first. I’m proud to stand with her.”


“Chairman Harrison knows what it’s like to take on Lindsey Graham and the mega donors and corporate lobbyists that Lindsey has sold himself to in Washington. I’m proud to have Jaime in my corner in this fight for our kids’ future, and I know we can win,” said Dr. Annie Andrews. “Lindsey is more unpopular than he’s ever been, and that’s because he’s more corrupt than he’s ever been. He’s taking food from kids’ plates and ripping critical healthcare coverage from hundreds of thousands of South Carolina families, all to give handouts to his billionaire donors and lobbyist buddies. We’re building a coalition that is fed up with Washington politicians like Lindsey Graham—a coalition committed to fighting corruption, lowering costs, and expanding healthcare access. That’s the coalition that will beat Lindsey Graham next fall.”

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