Republican | County Council District 6
Protecting Your Tax Dollars
Republican Primary — June 9, 2026
About Jimmy
Proudly Serving Anderson County
Born and raised in Anderson County, Jimmy Davis's family roots in the Piedmont area go back over 150 years. Jimmy is a Wren High School and Clemson University graduate. He is a lifelong member of Shiloh Methodist Church where he serves in several ministries. He is a small businessman, a conservative, and a proud member of the NRA.
Jimmy is married to Alicia Davis and they have two children, Sydney and Gavin Bryan. A lifelong resident of the Wren Community, Jimmy is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys fishing, hunting, and shooting. He is active in Piedmont and Powdersville community groups and serves on the Anderson County Planning and Public Works Committee, where he also chairs the Personnel Committee.
First elected in 2018, Jimmy has served Anderson County Council District 6 with a focus on managing growth, protecting taxpayers, and investing in parks and public safety.
- ★Lifelong resident of the Wren Community
- ★Married to Alicia Davis with two children, Sydney & Gavin Bryan
- ★Active in Piedmont & Powdersville community groups
- ★Serves on Anderson County Planning & Public Works Committee; chairs Personnel Committee
- ★Wren High School & Clemson University graduate
- ★Active member, Shiloh Methodist Church
- ★Small businessman & conservative
- ★Proud NRA member
- ★Avid outdoorsman -- enjoys fishing, hunting, and shooting
Priorities
Protecting Tax Dollars
- •Put the taxpayers' interests first
- •Increased outreach to the community and transparency on Council's spending
Public Safety
- •Work shoulder to shoulder with Sheriff's department, local fire stations, and emergency providers
- •Fully fund law enforcement
Common Sense Growth
- •Focus on the needs of our community by making wise investments for the future
- •Infrastructure must be in place before permitting construction
Record of Results
What Jimmy has delivered for Anderson County
Piedmont Riverfront Park
Secured $500K federal grant for ADA kayak launches, trails, and Saluda River Blue Trail anchor
Economic Development
Worked with multinational businesses to bring economic development to northern Anderson County, bringing hundreds of millions of dollars in investments and over 300 jobs to the Piedmont and Powdersville area
Hurricane Springs Park
8 free pickleball courts + $450K state grant for improvements
Growth Moratorium
Led push for six-month moratorium on large-scale residential development
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