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Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has died, leading to the need for a replacement under South Carolina law. Governor Henry McMaster will appoint a temporary senator, and Republicans must hold a special election by August 11 to select a candidate to run against Dr. Annie Andrews. Graham had served four terms in the Senate and was expected to seek a fifth term.
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Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has died, leading to the need for a replacement under South Carolina law. Governor Henry McMaster will appoint a temporary senator, and Republicans must hold a special election by August 11 to select a candidate to run against Dr. Annie Andrews. Graham had served four terms in the Senate and was expected to seek a fifth term.
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