Lindsey Graham

Early voting for the South Carolina U.S. Senate Special Republican Primary Runoff begins Wednesday in South Carolina. In this election, Sen. Darline Graham faces local congressman Rep. Ralph Norman of York County to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham as the Republican nominee. The winner of this race is slated to face Dr. Annie Andrews in November.

Representative Ralph Norman and Senator Darline Graham held a televised debate for an hour in South Carolina on Tuesday night. This debate was held ahead of a primary runoff election scheduled for Aug. 25 to replace Lindsey Graham’s brother.

Trump is navigating an intra-MAGA conflict while supporting Darline Graham. The president is actively working to advance his endorsed candidate, Sen. Darline Graham, in the South Carolina Senate runoff. Darline Graham is noted as the sister of Lindsey Graham.

In recent primary elections, no single side was able to claim a decisive win in the Democratic contest, which showcased struggle between ideological left and center. In related contests, candidates like Darline Graham secured a spot in a runoff election later this month, while Abdul El-Sayed edged four-term U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Democratic primary.

South Carolina Republicans are holding a special primary on Tuesday to select a replacement in the U.S. Senate. This action follows the sudden death of Lindsey Graham, who was described as the president's close ally.

South Carolina Republicans are holding a special primary on Tuesday to elect a Senate replacement. The vote follows the sudden death of Lindsey Graham, who was nominated to return to the U.S. Senate and described as the president's close ally.

South Carolina Republicans are casting ballots in a special primary to select a replacement following the sudden death of the president's close ally. This effort occurs just two months after nominating Lindsey Graham to return to the U.S. Senate.

South Carolina Republicans are casting ballots on Tuesday in a special primary to select a replacement for the U.S. Senate. This effort follows the sudden death of Lindsey Graham, who was described as the president's close ally.

The special Republican primary in South Carolina is set for August 11, determining the opponent for Dr. Annie Andrews in the general election this fall following the death of Lindsey Graham. Darline Graham Nordone will run on the special primary ballot to fill the remainder of his term. If no candidate secures over 50% of the vote on August 11, a runoff election is scheduled for Tuesday, August 25.

South Carolina voters are casting ballots in a special Republican primary for the U.S. Senate seat on Tuesday. This election concerns the U.S. Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham. Polls for the event remain open until 7 p.m.

South Carolina Republicans are holding a special primary election to select a Senate replacement following the death of Lindsey Graham on July 11. Darline Graham, his sister, is running for the open seat and has received endorsements from Donald Trump along with support from super PACs and the National Republican Senatorial Committee. The contest features several candidates, including former governor and congressman Mark Sanford.

A special primary election is being held in South Carolina by the Republican party to select a replacement for Senator Lindsey Graham. Ten candidates have begun campaigning across diners, church halls, and recreation centers. Darline, who has been serving as interim senator following his death last month, is listed on the ballot.

The article focuses on upcoming political events in the Midwest, specifically detailing what to watch during Tuesday’s Primaries regarding whether 'the Left' will continue winning. Darline Graham, who was appointed to finish the remainder of the term for the late Senator Lindsey Graham, is running to succeed her brother for a full term and faces four others in the special Republican primary.

South Carolina Republicans are holding a special primary election to select a replacement for the late Senator Lindsey Graham. This primary is taking place today.

South Carolina Republicans are holding a special primary to select a replacement for the late Lindsey Graham after his death on July 11. Darline Graham, his sister, is running for the open Senate seat and has received endorsements from Donald Trump along with financial support from super PACs. The contest features multiple top Republicans, including U.S. House members like Ralph Norman and Mark Sanford.

South Carolina Republicans are holding a special primary to choose a replacement for the late Lindsey Graham following his death on July 11. Darline Graham is running for the open Senate seat, receiving support from super PACs and endorsements from Donald Trump. The contest features a broad field of candidates, including former governor Mark Sanford and several U.S. House members.

Ten Republicans will compete in a special primary election for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat following the unexpected death of Lindsey Graham. Darline Graham, appointed by Governor Henry McMaster, has President Donald Trump’s endorsement and competes against candidates like Russell Fry and Ralph Norman. The eventual winner of the special primary will face Democratic nominee Annie Andrews.

In the race for Lindsey Graham’s seat, there is no clear Trump-aligned candidate. While the president backs Graham’s sister, every contender in South Carolina’s Senate primary has found themselves out of step with him, leading to the likelihood of a runoff.

The U.S. Senate passed a sanctions package targeting Russian President Vladimir Putin and related figures through a bipartisan education bill. Furthermore, senators advanced continuing resolution legislation for government funding and confirmed an acting Attorney General before potentially considering standards for college athletes’ compensation.

Senator Darline Graham has avoided interacting with reporters. This behavior raises questions concerning her views and positions, especially since she is a woman who had never held public office.

Early voting for South Carolina's special Senate primary election began in York County as voters choose a candidate to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham. Ten GOP candidates, including newly added Danny Ford II, are competing, with eligibility restricted to those who voted in the June Republican primary or did not vote. The special election is scheduled for August 11, with a potential runoff on August 25.

Mark Sanford, a former South Carolina governor, has entered the race to replace Senator Lindsey Graham. He emphasizes concerns about the national debt and government efficiency, citing his past experience in reducing DMV wait times. Sanford also reflects on lessons learned from a 2009 marital scandal and his subsequent return to public office.

The late Senator Lindsey Graham has been betrayed by his sister Darline, who is abandoning his cause. The article is authored by Dan McLaughlin.

Rep. Russell Fry is campaigning for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina, emphasizing his working-class background and legislative experience to deliver results for everyday people. He faces competition in a crowded field and acknowledges the challenge of winning without President Donald Trump's endorsement, who supports Darline Graham. Fry also addresses criticism from rival Rep. Ralph Norman over running for Senate before his congressional term ends.

The South Carolina Senate race debate highlighted the influence of Trump and Lindsey Graham. Darline Graham, endorsed by President Trump, was a focal point of the race to replace Lindsey Graham.

Darline Graham pledged to eliminate the filibuster and expressed full support for Trump during a South Carolina Senate primary debate. Her campaign aims to succeed her brother, who died of an aortic rupture.

South Carolina Republicans vying for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham's Senate position debated ahead of a special primary election. Graham, 71, died in July from an aortic dissection. His sister, Sen. Darline, is among the candidates.

Republican candidates for South Carolina's U.S. Senate special primary election will debate live on Aug. 3, 2026, ahead of a primary on Aug. 11 to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Twelve candidates initially filed, but only nine were certified for the ballot.

Republican candidates for U.S. Senate in South Carolina’s special primary election will debate live on August 3. The debate follows the death of U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, prompting a special primary to choose a replacement for the November 2026 general election. Five GOP candidates, including Darline Graham (Lindsey Graham’s sister), will participate in the debate.

Sen. Lindsey Graham's death has created a significant void in the Senate GOP's hawkish wing as President Trump addresses conflicts in Iran and Ukraine. Analysts agree no single lawmaker can replace Graham's unique role as a Senate figure close to the president.

This week's On The Record focuses on the US Senate race in South Carolina and remembering the legacy of the late Senator Lindsey Graham.

Darline Graham, sister of late Sen. Lindsey Graham, is entering politics to fulfill his Senate term and promote President Trump’s agenda ahead of a special primary. She faces nine Republican candidates, including Mark Sanford, Ralph Norman, and Russell Fry, in an Aug. 11 election.

Darline Graham, a political newcomer, is seeking to replace her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, in a special GOP primary in South Carolina. She is promoting President Donald Trump’s agenda and faces eight other Republican candidates, including prominent names like Mark Sanford and Ralph Norman, in the August 11 election.

Sen. Darline Graham has launched her political career in South Carolina, advocating for President Donald Trump's policy priorities following her brother Lindsey Graham's death. She is positioning herself as a supporter of Trump's agenda ahead of a special Senate primary.

Sen. Darline Graham made her political debut in South Carolina, stating she entered politics after her brother Lindsey Graham's death and aims to promote the state and President Trump's policy priorities.

Republicans are struggling to replace late Sen. Lindsey Graham, as selecting a GOP House member to fill his seat could trigger a special election. This might temporarily reduce the party's narrow House majority.

South Carolina's Republican Party decertified three candidates for a U.S. Senate special primary following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham. Two candidates were excluded for not meeting a new voting requirement, while a third was disqualified due to an out-of-state address. A legal challenge by one candidate has temporarily protected their ballot placement.

The article discusses two incidents in Indiana involving free speech concerns: a food truck removed from a state market for a slogan deemed offensive, and an adjunct professor facing calls for dismissal after a controversial cake and comments targeting U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham. Both cases highlight tensions over societal and institutional reactions to perceived offensive speech.

US Senate Russia sanctions could lead to 100% tariffs on India and China under a bill named for Senator Lindsey Graham. The proposed tariffs target Russian energy exports.

A new Emerson College poll indicates a close race for the Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham. Rep. Ralph Norman has a slight lead over Darline, Graham's sister, and discusses his campaign on 'The Takeout.' The South Carolina GOP Senate primary is expected to go to a runoff due to the tight results.