In the South Carolina Senate race, Rep. Ralph Norman has publicly criticized President Trump for endorsing Darline Graham, claiming it forces her candidacy on voters. Norman, who lost to Graham in a GOP runoff, has stated he will not support her campaign. The race has become increasingly competitive, with some former governors and Norman's son expressing support for Graham's opponent, Annie Andrews. Trump's endorsement and significant campaign funding have not quelled the dissent within the party.
Key facts
- Rep. Ralph Norman accused Trump of trying to impose a candidate on South Carolina voters.
- Norman lost to Sen. Darline Graham in a GOP runoff earlier this year.
- Trump has endorsed Graham and held a rally in South Carolina to support her.
- The Cook Political Report shifted the race from 'Likely Republican' to 'Lean Republican.'
- Norman's son has stated he will vote for Graham's opponent, Annie Andrews.
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