Election Information:The Statewide Democratic and Republican Primary Elections will be held Tuesday, June 9, 2026. You may vote in either the Republican or the Democratic primary. Your address indicates you live in the district for this race.EARLY VOTING: If you prefer to vote prior to June 9, 2026, you can vote during a two-week early voting period Tuesday, May 26 through Friday, June 5. Early voting centers are open Monday to Friday, excluding holidays, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Early voting locations are specific to the county in which you are registered to vote. For your location, check your county Voter Registration and Elections website or SCVOTES.gov.ABSENTEE VOTING: You may be eligible to vote absentee by mail. For details on eligibility and how to submit your request, see this SC Election Commission Voting Absentee page: https://www.scvotes.gov/absentee-voting.Position Description for U.S. House of Representatives:One of two legislative chambers in the federal government, the House is composed of 435 members, proportionally representing the population of the 50 states, elected to 2-year terms in November of even-numbered years. South Carolina’s 7 congressional districts are redrawn every 10 years by the state legislature. As one of the chambers of Congress, the House introduces and votes on bills, drafts budget and appropriations legislation, conducts investigations, and initiates impeachment proceedings against federal officials.
Campaign Phone
7068770176
Campaign Email
khalifaforcongress@gmail.com
Education
Juris Doctorate Degree
We strengthen the economy by lowering everyday costs and investing where growth actually starts: workers, small businesses, infrastructure, housing, and skills training. I support targeted tax relief for working families, bringing down health care and prescription costs, modernizing roads and broadband, and expanding workforce pipelines so people can get good-paying jobs without being buried in debt. We also need fiscal responsibility, because rising deficits and interest costs squeeze out room for long-term investment.
Congress must make it clear that border security and due process go together. That means stronger oversight, clear use-of-force and detention standards, body-camera and record-retention requirements where appropriate, real consequences for misconduct, and regular public reporting to Congress. We should fund training that emphasizes constitutional rights and require independent review when abuses are alleged. Enforcement should focus on real public-safety threats, not cutting corners on the rule of law.
The U.S. should treat public health preparedness like national security: detect threats early, share data fast, and respond locally before outbreaks become national crises. That means investing in state and local health departments, lab capacity, emergency stockpiles, hospital readiness, and clear public communication. We should strengthen coordination among CDC, hospitals, schools, and local governments so response plans are ready before the next emergency, not built in the middle of one.
Congress has a constitutional duty to lead on questions of war. The President is commander in chief, but Congress holds the power to declare war, fund military action, conduct oversight, and set legal limits on the use of force. My view is simple: no blank checks, no open-ended conflict, and no military escalation without clear objectives, lawful authority, and accountability to the American people. Congress must debate it, vote on it, and own the decision.
Campaign Phone
803-200-7994
Campaign Email
contact@davidrobinsonforcongress.com
Education
Computer Engineer Major, Combat Lifesaver, MRAP trainer Certified
Qualifications
Post 9/11 Disabled Combat Engineer, US Army Retired - Author: Help Find Missing Americans Act (Daniel Robinson Law)
We need public investments in our working and middle classes and in entrepreneurship. We must invest in our rural & underserved communities, schools. Raise the Fed minimum wage, invest in clean energy manufacturing. Give tax relief for small businesses, cut red tape in SBA loans. Cap insulin & essential drug prices, require insurance coverages for hearing aids and cognitive health. Invest in workforce skills over debt. Expand trade schools, paid job training programs, and reduce student debt burdens. Build affordable housing, crack down on corporate price gouging. I plan to rebuild the economy from the ground up,starting with working people, small businesses, and communities that have been ignored for too long. No more top 1% welfare.
I plan to bring back checks and balances into our coequal branch of government. Eliminate the secret police in America. Require all ICE/DHS agents to wear visible ID, name/number, use body cameras during enforcement actions, ban the use of unmarked vehicles, and mask operations. Pass legislation (Ice Accountability Act) for independent investigators, subpoena power, and authority to refer cases of wrongdoing for prosecution. Use the power of the purse. Condition funding for DHS/ICE. Prohibit blank-check funding without guardrails. Require immediate access to legal counsel and a trackable detainee location system. Unrestricted access to ICE facilities by Congress members. Clear use of force & enforcement limits.
We must detect early, move fast, tell the TRUTH, and protect before systems collapse. Rebuild the public health workforce, including epidemiologists, lab techs, contact tracing capacity, community health workers, and rural health staff. Secure domestic supply chains for PPE, testing materials, vaccine ingredients, hospital equipment, and expand a maintained domestic manufacturing and strategic stockpile. Make testing fast and free, strengthen vaccine and treatment readiness. Communication is key. We must communicate clearly and consistently. One clear set of national guidance, reg. public briefings, plain language updates, honest explanations. Protect our vulnerable communities first, keep school workers, & businesses in place. (continued)
We have a War Powers Resolution of 1973. Congress has the duty to declare war if needed. Our current Congress has a Republican majority in charge, and they refuse to pass anything to limit or stop this unlawful war. Congress can cut or condition funding and refuse to authorise continued operations. Congress must provide oversight and accountability. The Constitution is clear: Congress, not the President, has the power to declare war. If we are going to send American men and women into harm’s way, it must be debated, authorized, and accountable to the people. Congress must either approve or stop this war. The American people should have a voice through their congressman or congresswoman through checks & balances. No more endless conflicts!
