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Darline Graham secures runoff spot in U.S. Senate race to replace brother Lindsey
Darline Graham and Ralph Norman advanced to a Republican runoff for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat after neither candidate secured an outright majority during the special primary. Graham, who finished first with about 33% of the vote, will face Norman, who took roughly 24%, in a runoff election on August 25. The winner will become the GOP nominee for the general election against Democrat Annie Andrews.
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