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South Carolina’s political landscape just got a dramatic twist: Senator Darline Graham, newly appointed to fill her late brother’s Senate seat, has won the Republican nomination after a razor-thin runoff against five-term Congressman Ralph Norman. With a major boost from President Trump—complete with a rally and over $800K in PAC support—Graham leveraged her family legacy and proximity to the former president, even as she admitted gaps in national security knowledge. Norman, backed by Haley-aligned PACs, touted his experience, but Graham’s fresh-faced appeal resonated with voters hungry for local representation. Now, she’ll face Democratic pediatrician Annie Andrews in November’s general election—a race that could reshape South Carolina’s GOP stronghold and honor a legacy both personal and political.
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