Democrat for South Carolina House District 31
A fighter with the proven experience and record to stand up to extremists and get things done for us.
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About Monier
Mo has never stopped fighting for the community that raised him. As an attorney, he has stood up for people without a voice, delivered justice for the wrongly accused, and challenged failures in the criminal justice system.
Mo has never stopped fighting for the community that raised him. As an attorney, he has stood up for people without a voice, delivered justice for the wrongly accused, and challenged failures in the criminal justice system.
On County Council, he has worked to deliver millions in funding to the community, support job creation, rebuild neighborhoods, attract new investment, and strengthen small and minority-owned businesses. He also helped lead the effort to remove the Confederate battle flag from I-85 and fought to remove corrupt Sheriff Chuck Wright from office.
After earning his Juris Doctorate from Vanderbilt, Mo returned to Spartanburg to serve as a law clerk for State Circuit Court Judge J. Mark Hayes, then joined the South Carolina Supreme Court under Chief Justice Costa Pleicones.
Mo is a graduate of the American Association for Justice Leadership Academy and serves on both the American Association for Justice Board of Governors and the South Carolina Association for Justice Board of Governors. He also represents South Carolina on the American Association for Justice Board, helping advocate for a civil justice system that protects ordinary people and holds powerful institutions accountable.
Mo helped initiate Power Up Spartanburg, the largest investment in minority and small business development in the history of Spartanburg County. What began as a $6 million public investment of American Rescue Plan funds was leveraged into nearly $16 million through public-private partnerships, creating a comprehensive ecosystem of capital access, technical assistance, mentorship, and contract-readiness support. Today, Power Up stands as the center of our county’s small and minority business ecosystem.
Focused priorities that matter to District 31 residents
Increasing affordable housing options by expanding housing supply and using tools like the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.
Helping small and minority-owned businesses grow by improving access to capital, supporting startups, and keeping taxes fair and manageable.
Ensuring law enforcement remains accountable to the communities they serve through transparency, oversight, and policies that build public trust.
standing up to policies and actions that threaten democratic institutions, undermine basic rights, and weaken protections for everyday people.
standing up to policies and actions that threaten democratic institutions, undermine basic rights, and weaken protections for everyday people.
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