Justin Bradley is a proven conservative reformer with a fresh vision for the statehouse. He has fought for taxpayers, stood with law enforcement, fixed roads without raising taxes, and delivered real results for Spartanburg County. Now, he’s ready to take that same fight for accountability and conservative change to the State Senate.
Justin grew up in a working-class home in Spartanburg County and became the first in his family to earn both a bachelor’s and a graduate degree, graduating from USC Upstate and the University of South Carolina School of Law. After law school, he returned home to Spartanburg County to raise his family and serve his community.
At just 26 years old, Justin challenged the status quo—defeating an incumbent to win a seat on Spartanburg County Council. During his four years in office, he built a reputation as a conservative fighter who got things done.
Backed the Blue: Increased deputy pay by 30% in four years, so Spartanburg County could recruit and keep the best law enforcement officers.
Fixed Roads Without Raising Taxes: Secured $4 million annually for roads and bridges—without raising taxes.
He helped attract $2.6 billion in private investment and bring in 6,700 jobs for local families. He opposed every property tax increase and introduced new accountability and transparency tools so taxpayers could see exactly where their money was going.
Justin and his wife, Faith, live in Greer with their three children. They attend Catch the Fire Church in Greenville. Justin’s faith drives his integrity, values, and deep commitment to public service.
Professionally, Justin is a business attorney who understands how government red tape hurts families and small businesses. In Columbia, Justin Bradley will be the strong, conservative voice we need.
