South Carolina Governor-elect Alan Wilson is beginning the transition of power.
Wilson met with Governor Henry McMaster Wednesday morning, November 4, 2026, to discuss the transition, his administration's priorities and ensuring state services continue without interruption.
Wilson says his focus will be on making life more affordable for families, creating a more profitable business environment and holding government more accountable.
More details about the transition are expected in the coming days.
Official press release below:
(COLUMBIA, S.C.) — Gov.-elect Alan Wilson met with Gov. Henry McMaster Wednesday morning to discuss the transition of power.
“Last night was a turning point in South Carolina history. Governor McMaster served our state for ten years as governor, and previously as lieutenant governor, attorney general and U.S. attorney. He and his family love this state, and I’m appreciative of his service,” Wilson said. “As your next governor, my number one priority is South Carolina families, and the next few weeks will be focused on assembling a team that brings about meaningful change in our state, to make life more affordable for families, more profitable for businesses and government more accountable to you.”
Wilson and McMaster discussed the transition of power, Wilson’s agenda priorities and ensuring a smooth continuation of services to South Carolina families.
