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June 9 Democratic Primary Candidate Kylon Middleton Will Bring Moral Compass To Charleston County Council

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He will put his training and experience to work for Charleston County residents as a member of Charleston County Council.

“My experiences in organizational leadership and administration, both as a school administrator leading dynamic complex organizations and as a pastor leading large congregations, have provided me with the skill sets, disposition and knowledge base to be an effective member of County Council,” Middleton said.

Middleton said, “I’m running because we need strong moral leadership on Charleston County Council.

That experience, wisdom, moral turpitude and focus Middleton will bring to Charleston County Council as the Dist.

Two other things Middleton will make priorities as a member of county council are bringing greater resources to communities such as Lincolnville which previously have been marginalized.

Source: The Charleston Chronicle

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