Former Republican state Senator Katrina Shealy spent 12 years representing Lexington County and became nationally known as one of South Carolina*s bipartisan “Sister Senators” who challenged abortion restrictions.
While she lost her Republican primary runoff in 2024, she hasn’t stepped away from politics. Now she’s crossing party lines with several endorsements and continuing to speak out on issues affecting South Carolina, including affordability, good governance, and women, children and families issues.
In this Connect to the Capitol Extra and as part of our Women in Politics series, South Carolina State Senator Katrina Shealy joins Catherine Glenn Foster for a frank (and at times sassy) conversation about political and ideological independence, women’s leadership, and finding a stronger voice than ever after leaving elected office.
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