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Lindsey Graham's Death Alters South Carolina Senate Race Dynamics

The death of Senator Lindsey Graham has created an opening in the South Carolina Senate race for Democrats, as they now face no incumbent. Governor Henry McMaster will appoint a temporary successor while Republicans prepare for a special primary to select a new nominee. Dr. Annie Andrews, the Democratic candidate, is positioned to focus on fundraising and outreach as the Republican field develops.

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The death of Senator Lindsey Graham has created an opening in the South Carolina Senate race for Democrats, as they now face no incumbent. Governor Henry McMaster will appoint a temporary successor while Republicans prepare for a special primary to select a new nominee. Dr. Annie Andrews, the Democratic candidate, is positioned to focus on fundraising and outreach as the Republican field develops.

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Democrats see opening after Graham’s death shakes up South Carolina Senate race

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Lindsey Graham's Death Alters South Carolina Senate Race Dynamics