Donna Wood, above, speaking at the Greenville RINO Hunt meeting last Friday, defeated incumbent State Representative Steve Parker in the Republican Primary contest in Spartanburg House District 37. Rep. Parker was one of the “Spartanburg Six” that killed the school choice bill last year. 
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Donna Wood Defeats Steve Parker
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Donna Wood, above, speaking at the Greenville RINO Hunt meeting last Friday, defeated incumbent State Representative Steve Parker in the Republican Primary contest in Spartanburg House District 37. Rep. Parker was one of the “Spartanburg Six” that killed the school choice bill last year.
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