Promises Made. Promises Kept.
Representative Keith Kelly is under attack from out-of-state special interests groups. They have run negative television ads and push polled voters. They have even recruited a candidate against Keith for one simple reason – he stood with Spartanburg County.
Don’t be fooled by negative campaign tactics. Keith Kelly has proudly kept his conservative promises and he won’t back down from special interest groups. He will continue to stand with Spartanburg County families.
Keith Kelly promised to make hard work and constituent service his top priority.
Keith is known as one of the hardest working members of the State House because of his commitment to putting his constituents’ needs over special interests. He was the first legislator in South Carolina to use online video messages to keep his constituents informed.
Keith Kelly promised to cut our taxes.
Last year Keith supported what newspapers call “the largest tax reduction in state history.” The plan cut your taxes by $220 million dollars, eliminating the state grocery tax and reducing your income taxes.
Keith Kelly promised to stand up for the conservative family values we all share.
Keith has consistently backed pro-family legislation. He pushed a bill that protects unborn children by limiting abortion in South Carolina. He also backed legislation strengthening marriage by giving traditional married couples an income tax cut.
Keith Kelly promised to fight child predators, illegal aliens, and repeat violent criminals.
Keith pushed legislation allowing state enforcement to work with federal officials to detain illegal aliens. He also backed plans for the state to hire additional Internet sex predator prosecutors and a plan to eliminate parole in South Carolina.
Keith Kelly promised to always protect Spartanburg County public schools.
Keith knows that we have some of the best schools in the state and that’s why he has opposed plans to strip funding from schools like Woodruff High. He strongly opposed plans to consolidate Spartanburg County school districts.
