David Warner Parents First

05/15/2026

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04/24/2026

Confirmed Speaker: David Warner, Candidate for Horry County School Board

Join me and the County Conservative Alliance for the Horry County Stump Meeting: Primary Edition on May 28th! A FREE meal from Three Guys Subs & Pies will be included!

Get your FREE ticket now at http://AutryBenton.com

04/24/2026

04/15/2026

78.3% of disabled third graders in Horry County are not reading at grade level. We must lower class sizes, fully meet our obligations under special education law, and support our teachers. Together, we can deliver excellence for every student.

04/15/2026

04/15/2026

Parents deserve transparency. Period.

When leaders dismiss concerns about curriculum or try to discredit parents, it’s not a good look for our schools or our teachers. Parents are not the enemy. We are partners in our children’s education.

Unfortunately, a small but vocal group is more focused on protecting the system than listening to families. That’s backwards.

I will always stand with parents and students. I’m not afraid to push back, ask questions, and demand accountability.

Our schools should serve children, not protect a system.

Students over systems.

04/15/2026

Parents have a fundamental right to direct the upbringing of their children, not the government and that includes government schools.

Right now, parents have limited access to their own children and the schools they pay for with their own tax dollars. That needs to change.

There is no real concern about “dangerous parents.” We already have background checks in place for a reason. Set clear ground rules and allow room parents back into our schools.

We are not criminals. We are their parents. If you are not hiding anything then you should have no problem with parents in our schools.

04/15/2026

This is how I know we are winning.
When parents feel heard. When families get results.
Now we make sure every parent has the tools and support to win too.

winwithwarner.com

04/15/2026

When families needed someone to speak up about Special Education services… I showed up.

When inappropriate content was put in front of our kids… I showed up.

When schools started separating children using radical left wing teaching approaches… I showed up.

When parents raised concerns about school safety… I showed up.

Over and over again, I’ve stood with our families and been a voice when it mattered most.

Now it’s time for a seat at the table.

Vote June 9th.