Jewish Voter Guide
Annie Andrews
U.S. Senate · SC · Democrat
Summary
Dr. Annie Andrews is the Democratic nominee for South Carolina's 2026 U.S. Senate election and will face Republican nominee Darline Graham.
Dr. Annie Andrews is the Democratic nominee for South Carolina's 2026 U.S. Senate election. Her public record on the foreign-policy issues covered by this guide is limited. Andrews has made opposition to open-ended U.S. wars a central campaign position, calling for congressional authorization before military force is used and for diplomacy and accountability to come first. She has also criticized the ongoing U.S. war with Iran.
Andrews has a limited public record on antisemitism, Jewish students, Jewish institutional security, or Israel's treatment in international organizations. During her 2022 congressional campaign, she warned that what she called 'QAnon style' political attacks could fuel threats of violence against doctors, providing a limited record on extremist rhetoric and political violence.
The record
Positions come from public votes, statements and on-the-record interviews. Every claim links to its source. No aggregate score or grade.
Preventing a Nuclear Iran
Andrews's 2026 campaign platform calls for ending reckless, open-ended wars, requiring congressional approval for the use of military force, and putting diplomacy and accountability first. She has also criticized the ongoing U.S. war with Iran and called for getting the United States out of it. These positions establish opposition to open-ended military escalation.
Standing Against Political Extremism
During her 2022 House campaign, Andrews described attacks against her and transgender health care as 'QAnon style' and warned that such rhetoric had contributed to threats of violence against doctors, including bomb threats against children's hospitals. She said the attacks forced her to take unpaid leave from her hospital job and seek increased
security. The statement shows concern about conspiracy-driven threats and politically motivated violence, though it was not a broader extremism policy platform.
Source
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