Dr. Sonja Ogletree Satani

South Carolina State House, District 98 (SC HD-98)

Dr. Sonja Ogletree Satani is an Air Force veteran, professor at ECPI University, business consultant, and community leader running to represent South Carolina House District 98, which includes parts of Dorchester County. She holds a Doctor of Management in Organizational Leadership. Her professional background includes military service, higher education, organizational leadership, and business consulting.

Dr. Ogletree Satani’s policy priorities focus on public education, affordability, infrastructure, affordable housing, economic opportunity, and women’s reproductive rights. She supports fully funding public schools and strengthening support for teachers. She advocates for safer roads and reliable water and sewer systems. To help families manage the rising cost of living, she supports reducing the tax burden on households, expanding affordable housing, supporting small businesses, and creating pathways to good-paying jobs. She also supports protecting women’s reproductive rights and advancing policies that promote economic growth and community development.

Dr. Ogletree Satani’s campaign emphasizes improving public education, reducing financial pressures on families, investing in essential infrastructure, expanding economic opportunities, increasing access to affordable housing, and protecting reproductive rights for residents of South Carolina House District 98.

Endorsements

  • Her Bold Move

  • Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate

  • Planned Parenthood Votes South Atlantic

  • South Carolina Education Association

  • South Carolina Equality Coalition

  • Vote Vets

  • Working Families Party

FAQ

  • What is Dr. Sonja Ogletree Satani running for?

    1. Dr. Sonja Ogletree Satani is running for South Carolina State House District 98.

  • Where is Dr. Sonja Ogletree Satani’s district?

    1. South Carolina State House District 98 includes parts of Dorchester County.

  • What are Dr. Sonja Ogletree Satani’s priorities?

    1. Economic growth: Attract businesses, support small businesses, and invest in infrastructure to create jobs and raise wages.

    2. Educational opportunity: Fund public schools, expand access to higher education and vocational training, and make sure every child gets a quality education.

    3. Community development: Invest in affordable housing, improve access to healthcare, and address food insecurity and homelessness.

    4. Inclusive vision: Make sure everyone in the district can thrive regardless of background or circumstance.