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U.S. House · SC-05 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Mallory Dittmer

Democratic candidate for South Carolina's 5th Congressional District

A Fort Mill brand consultant and campaign manager, Dittmer draws on corporate retail leadership and local public-education advocacy in her congressional campaign.

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DistrictSC-05
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Mallory stands.

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Lower everyday living costs

  • Supports housing incentives, higher wages, and action on grocery, utility, and child-care costs

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Improve affordable health coverage

  • Supports protecting Medicare and Medicaid, restoring ACA support, and reforming prior authorization and medical debt

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Strengthen schools and training

  • Supports public-school and special-education funding, teacher incentives, early education, and affordable technical training

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Protect children and communities

  • Supports safer online design, secure gun storage, clean water, and youth programs that prevent violence

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Restore humane immigration processes

  • Supports due process, protecting children and families, and a workable citizenship path alongside immigration reform

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Make elections more representative

  • Supports independent redistricting, term limits, secure voting, and removing barriers for independent candidates

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. Since 2022

    Experience

    Political campaign manager

    Manages Democratic and independent campaigns.

  2. 2024

    Accomplishment

    Helped seven candidates win

    Helped elect seven South Carolina candidates.

  • Experience

    Corporate retail vice president

    Led retail teams and partnerships.

  • Experience

    MBK Brands consultant

    Develops brands and campaigns.

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