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South Carolina Republicans are voting again—this time in a high-stakes Senate runoff between Darline Graham, the appointed successor to her late brother, and U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman, as both battle for their party’s nomination against a backdrop of fierce endorsements, regional divides, and historic turnout pressure in key counties like Greenville. With Trump and Senator Tim Scott backing Graham and Norman relying on his Upstate stronghold, the winner will face Democratic pediatrician Annie Andrews in November—and the race could hinge on who shows up at the polls before 7 PM Eastern Time.
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