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Meet Jaxie

I’m Jaxie — and I’ve never set out to be a politician.

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I’ve always been drawn to service. When I was 11 years old, I organized neighbors to help save a duck pond in Summerville. It may have seemed small to some, but to me it mattered — because community matters. Protecting what we love matters.

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That instinct never left me.

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Whether serving as Beta Club president at Stratford High School, being a member of the Dean's Advisory Committee in graduate school, volunteering as a leader for our church youth group and leading worship, or pursuing my Master’s in Social Work to serve vulnerable families, my life has been rooted in one calling: strengthening the people and places around me.

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That’s what brings me here today.

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As a mother, and as a social worker, I feel a responsibility, not just a desire, to step forward. My profession requires that I advocate for children, families, and communities. My heart requires the same.

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I hold an Artium Baccalaureatus degree in Psychology from the College of Charleston and a Master of Social Work from the University of South Carolina. I was honored to be selected by the faculty as the Graduate Student Achievement Award recipient for my cohort. I am also a Certified Case Manager and hold a certificate in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion from Cornell University.

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But my most important title is Mom.

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I live on James Island with my husband of 12 years, our four-year-old son, and our two hound dogs. Like so many families on Kiawah, Seabrook, Folly and James Island, we want a future that is stable, safe, and strong.

And that’s why I’m running.

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Because growth without planning weakens us.
Because flooding without solutions weakens us.
Because decisions made without community input weaken us.

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We deserve leadership that strengthens our roots, protects our land,
supports our families, safeguards our property, and preserves what
makes Charleston home.

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I’m not running to build a political career.
I’m running to build a stronger Charleston.

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Strong Roots for a Stronger Charleston.

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Help Build a Stronger Charleston

We deserve leadership that strengthens our roots here in Charleston by protecting our land, supporting our families, safeguarding our property, and preserving what makes Charleston home.

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If you're ready for change in Charleston County Council, chip in to help fund my campaign.

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