579 Folly Road, P.O. Box 12242 Charleston SC, 29422
The island life we want to preserve.
Carlton grew up in Clearview on Beauregard Street in a brick ranch. Nothing fancy, Pluff mud, fishin
Carlton’s roots run deep across the Five Islands — the place that raised him and shaped the man he became. He grew up at Stiles Point Elementary from first through fifth grade, spending his afternoons in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts and his summers at Camp Ho Non Wah on Wadmalaw Island, learning responsibility, teamwork, and a love for the outdoors. He went on to James Island Middle School — now Camp Road Elementary — all while being an active member of Nativity Catholic Church, where he still attends with his parents. Carlton also spent several summers at Camp St. Christopher on Seabrook Island, experiencing the beauty of our coast long before he understood how important it would be to protect it. He attended seventh grade at Nativity and later ninth grade at James Island High School, a school that now proudly offers surfing as a sport — something Carlton wishes he could have enjoyed growing up on these waters. Every step of his childhood across James, Johns, Folly, Kiawah, and Seabrook built the foundation he stands on today: a commitment to community, faith, family, and the future of the islands he calls home.
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CUTCO
Carlton Walker is a record-setting Cutco representative and has received multiple trophies from Cutco.
Chairman Bruce and Carlton Sold CUTCO in College!
🪓 CUT TAXES. FIX ROADS. BRING OUR MONEY HOME TO THE 5 ISLANDS! PICTURED IS SC HOUSE Ways and Means Chairman Bruce Banister and Carlton Walker.
Let’s fight for a future with 0% state income tax in South Carolina — and we can do it with Carlton Walker in the State House, working alongside Ways & Means Chairman Bruce Bannister, THE MAN WHO CONTROLS THE STATE'S PURSE STRINGS!
What do Carlton and Chairman Bannister have in common?
They both started their careers selling Cutco Cutlery — and anyone who’s ever knocked doors selling knives knows it takes grit, hustle, and relentless follow-through to succeed.
REMEMBER THE LINE?
“Knock knock… I’ve got rope, leather, and knives — can I come in?”
And if you bought Cutco, DO YOU STILL HAVE ALL OF YOUR FINGERS? LOL! 😄
Carlton sold an extraordinary $700,000 worth of Cutco and in 2007 he was Inducted into the CUTCO HALL OF FAME! He sold CUTCO across James Island, Johns Island, Folly Beach, Kiawah, and Seabrook — a record that proves his tenacity and ability to deliver results.
Now imagine what CARLTON WALKER will deliver for our community when IT"S TIME TO CUT TAXES AND BRING OUR MONEY BACK HOME!
This unique bond between Carlton and Chairman Bannister — two sharp guys with a shared history and a shared mission — gives District 115 a powerful advantage in Columbia.
Carlton’s Commitment to the Five Islands
✅ Lower the tax burden.
✅ Bring our tax dollars back to JAMES, JOHNS, FOLLY BEACH, KIAWAH & SEABROOK!
✅ FIX OUR ROADS with local control and accountability.
With a Republican supermajority, Carlton Walker is ready to work with leadership — not against it — to deliver more for our district than any other candidate on the ballot.
📖 Learn more about Chairman Bruce Bannister:
https://www.scstatehouse.gov/member.php?code=0103409079
VOTE CARLTON WALKER - JUNE 9, 2026
