Republican nominee Darline Graham will face Democrat Annie Andrews in the upcoming Senate runoff election in South Carolina. Reese Boyd, chair of the Horry County Republican Party, commented on the short campaign duration for Graham and Representative Ralph Norman, stating that such a timeline is unusual, as candidates typically prepare for at least 18 months for a Senate campaign.
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Darline Graham and Ralph Norman to Compete in South Carolina Senate Runoff
Darline Graham, the Republican nominee, is set to compete against Democrat Annie Andrews in the South Carolina Senate runoff. Reese Boyd, chair of the Horry County Republican Party, noted the atypical short campaign period for the candidates, which usually spans over a year.
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