Senator Darline Graham is competing against Representative Ralph Norman for the GOP nomination in the South Carolina Senate race. Both candidates advanced to the runoff earlier this month after neither received more than 50% of the votes in the primary election. Graham, who has the support of former President Trump, led Norman by 8 percentage points in the primary.
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Graham and Norman Compete for GOP Nomination in South Carolina Senate Runoff
Senator Darline Graham and Representative Ralph Norman are in a runoff for the GOP nomination in the South Carolina Senate race. They advanced after the primary election did not yield a candidate with a majority of votes, with Graham leading Norman by 8 percentage points.
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