Please join us tonight as we celebrate Liberty on Election Night.
Alan, Jennifer, Joe, Roxanne, and the entire Wilson family will join friends and supporters starting at 7:00 p.m. when polls close at Liberty Tap Room in the Vista, located at 828 Gervais Street in Columbia.
We can’t wait to see you tonight as watch the returns come in.
Thank you so much for all you do and your countless and continued support.
Sincerely,
Team Wilson for AG
www.WilsonforAG.com
Of the two major-party candidates running to replace Henry McMaster as the attorney general of South Carolina, Alan Wilson brings the most prosecutorial experience and solid leadership qualities to this race.
WYFF: Attorney General Candidate Stumps In Greenville Alan Wilson Vying For State’s Top Prosecutor Job GREENVILLE, S.C. — Now that Attorney General Henry McMaster has officially announced he’s running for governor, someone has to take his job. Alan Wilson would like to have it. He officially launched his campaign for attorney general in Columbia on [...]
Wednesday, September 9, 2009 Wilson to run for attorney general: Congressman’s son, a former assistant in AG’s office, also served in Iraq war Alan Wilson, a former Lexington County assistant solicitor and state assistant attorney general, announced Monday he will seek the Republican nomination for attorney general in 2010. Wilson, the son of U.S. Rep. [...]
Standing with his wife Jennifer, one-year-old son Michael, parents Joe and Roxanne, and other family members, Wilson began his speech by stating, “The reason I am standing here at this moment can be wrapped up in one word, and that word is: FAMILY.”
Immediately following his graduation from Francis Marion University in 1996, Alan joined the South Carolina National Guard where his first assignment was as a platoon leader. During his 13 years in the National Guard, Alan has been promoted to the rank of Major and received the Combat Action Badge for service in Iraq.
Johnson, who served as a traffic officer for the Spartanburg Public Safety Department from 1973 until his retirement in 1995, used the teenager as his “private sex toy” from 2001 until 2005, when she reported the allegations, said Assistant Attorney General Alan Wilson.
Alan Wilson will formally announce his candidacy for Attorney General of South Carolina, on Tuesday, September 8, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. at the Columbia Chamber of Commerce building located at 930 Richland Street in Columbia, SC. Wilson will be joined by his wife Jennifer, son Michael, parents, Joe and Roxanne, and other family members at the announcement.
A former Bluffton clerk who tried to cover up an embezzlement scheme by claiming her office at Town Hall was robbed was convicted of two felony charges Wednesday. La-Tonya Chisolm, 35, of Hilton Head Island, was sentenced to five years in state prison, but she probably will serve only 18 months. She will then be on probation for five years. She also has to pay the town $4,640 in restitution, the amount she was convicted of stealing.
A proven prosecutor with a record of keeping South Carolina’s streets clean and our tax dollars safe, Alan first discovered his love of the courtroom while working for the late Judge Marc H. Westbrook. Since that time, Alan has spent countless hours as both an Assistant Solicitor in Lexington County and Assistant Attorney General with the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office.