U.S. House, District 3: who gets your vote?
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Sheri Biggs
U.S. House · South Carolina District 3
NationalRepublican
Eunice Lehmacher
Running for U.S. House · South Carolina District 3
NationalDemocrat
Job fit
We haven't found background facts for either candidate yet.
Top issues
Ranked by what Americans say matters most (Pew, 2026)
Sheri Biggs
No stated positions on file yet.
Eunice Lehmacher
- Health care costs
On her campaign site she said there's "no excuse for the lapse in health insurance funding for millions of us," citing federal cuts to health coverage. 1 - Cost of living & jobs
In a candidate questionnaire she said, "I would like to raise the minimum wage to at least $15/hour in SC." 2 - Guns
In a candidate questionnaire she said she supports background checks on all gun purchases, safe-storage laws, and raising the gun-ownership age to 21, and opposes arming teachers. 2
No public stance found on: Crime & safety
More on their website →How they voted on top issues
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Who pays them
Sheri Biggs
Where the campaign money came from3
Checks
Eunice Lehmacher
No voting record to check yet
About red flags
These are Voter Choice's editorial choices, not a finding about any person. We flag: stock trading while in office, absences, money's influence in politics, and reported misuse of power or public funds. State and local items may come from local news, which can lean partisan. Take with a grain of salt. The judgment is yours.
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Sources
- euniceforsc.com used in: Top issues
- ivoterguide.com used in: Top issues
- FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
- FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
- House and Senate periodic transaction reports · disclosed through 2026-04-09 used in: Checks
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Brian Corriea
LibertarianNo verified background on file for this candidate.
We don't have campaign money records for this race yet.
Eunice Lehmacher
DemocratShown aboveNo verified background on file for this candidate.
No federal record yet. Campaign money: $40K raised, 50% from large donors, 1% from organized interests. Group breakdown unavailable. The filed PAC total is known, but its givers have not been identified here.
Filed PAC total: $333.14 (1% of $40,308.18 raised), 2026 cycle. Group source 1
Says they are for: government paying more of the bill, more legal ways in, and protection for people already here, cutting pollution and moving to clean energy. 234
Sources
1 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle
2 government paying more of the bill: Candidate statement
3 more legal ways in, and protection for people already here: Candidate statement
4 cutting pollution and moving to clean energy: Candidate statement
Sheri Biggs
RepublicanShown aboveNo verified background on file for this candidate.
🚩 $386K raised, 22% from large donors, 76% from organized interests. Group amounts exceed the filed PAC total. These sources do not reconcile; no complete split or remainder is claimed.
Filed PAC total: $291,475.50 (76% of $385,776.88 raised), 2026 cycle.
Named group amounts (not a complete filed split): $297,725.00, Group filing cutoff unavailable. Group source 1
🚨 Stock trades on file: 38 since 2025. 2
Sources
1 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle
2 STOCK Act trades: House and Senate periodic transaction reports · disclosed through 2026-04-09