Sheri Biggs

Sheri Biggs has worked in intensive care nursing and nursing home administration, and she provides counseling through Temple Baptist Church in Anderson.¹ She also volunteers with the Dream Center and veterans organizations.¹

Born in Mississippi and a graduate of Kosciusko High School, Biggs earned a degree at Carolina Bible College and a Doctor of Nursing Practice at Samford University.² She is a family nurse practitioner and psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner whose health care career spans more than three decades.¹ Her military service includes the Mississippi Air National Guard.² Her campaign biography describes serving as medical crew director on five combat missions and three combat support missions.¹

Biggs entered Congress in January 2025 and serves on Foreign Affairs, Homeland Security, and Science, Space, and Technology.² She sponsored the Made-in-America Defense Act, which passed the House in September 2025.³ The proposal would require annual reviews of which military goods and services could be sold directly by American companies to foreign governments instead of exclusively through government transactions.⁴

In her October interview, she said work with veterans and first responders helped convince her that the health care system needed improvement.⁵ Biggs advocates lower taxes, less government, energy independence and support for local manufacturers.⁵ She faces Democrat Eunice Lehmacher and Libertarian Brian Corriea.⁶