SC State House District 123
The South Carolina House of Representatives consists of 124 part-time citizen legislators elected every two years to represent our state s 124 separate single-member districts. Representatives are elected at-large by their district, and there are no term limits. Representatives must be 21 years of age before they are eligible to become a representative. As outlined by South Carolina s Constitution, the General Assembly s annual session begins on the second Tuesday in January and runs through the second Thursday in May.
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Jeffrey A. Bradley
(Rep)
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Lisette Cifaldi
(Dem)
What policies will you pursue to promote social and racial justice in our state/community?
What should state/local government do to provide equitable, quality public education for all children in pre-K through grade 12?
What specific steps will you take to address inequalities facing women in our state/community?
What is your stand on healthcare expansion?
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Education and Experience
Undergrad in Psychology from the University of South Carolina, Masters in Social Work from USC and trained in Mind/BodyMedicine from the Harvard Mind/Body Medical Institute. I've been a psychotherapist for over 25 years, a small business owner, corporate consultant and wellness educator.
I would like do whatever I can to push the Hate Crimes bill to the finish line and have it signed into law. I would also fight racial gerrymandering.
We should start by redirecting the $60 million dollars of tax payer money in the school voucher program allotted for 2025 to underperforming public schools instead of private schools. With its most recent amendments, the SC School Voucher program will allow families that already have children in public school to receive a $6000 voucher toward their 2025 tuition and there are no income requirements. So wealthy families are provided a $6000 discount on private school. That $60 million is slated to help merely 10,000 out of 750,000 students and is no longer guaranteed to go to underserved students.
As a woman, I believe running for office is the first and most important step in addressing inequalities facing women in our state. SC is third in the nation for the least amount of women in state legislatures and we are the only state with an all-male Supreme Court. Women need to be in the rooms where decisions are being made that affect our bodies, health, children, families, and community. It is also part of my personal mission to motivate more women to run for office so our voices can be heard.
Yes, I stand for medicaid expansion, affordable mental health resources, reproductive health clinics, and access to free contraception. I believe healthcare is a human right.
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