After almost a decade in office, South Carolina voters will decide next month who succeeds Gov. Henry McMaster, the state's longest-serving governor.
Two of those candidates will face off tonight on the debate stage.
Republican Attorney General Alan Wilson and Democratic state Rep. Jermaine Johnson will meet tonight in what is expected to be their one and only debate before Election Day.
Fifty-three-year-old Wilson has served four terms as South Carolina's top prosecutor, a career spanning more than 15 years.
Johnson, 41, has served in the state House since 2021, representing parts of Kershaw and Richland counties.
Two other candidates on the ballot — United Citizens' Michael Addison and Green Party's Walid Hakim — will not be on stage.
The debate will airs from 7 to 8 p.m. on WIS and other Gray Media platforms:
- WIS NBC 10 (plus all digital platforms)
- WHNS FOX Carolina (plus all digital platforms)
- WCSC Live 5 (plus all digital platforms)
- WMBF NBC (plus all digital platforms)
- WAGT NBC (plus all digital platforms)
- WBTV website and news app platforms
- WTOC 11 (plus all digital platforms)