Sen. Darline Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, announced her intention to run for a full six-year term to succeed her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham. This announcement follows encouragement from former President Donald Trump, who expressed his support for her candidacy. In an interview with Fox News, Graham stated, "I’ve made a decision. I’m in," and emphasized her commitment to serving the people of South Carolina. She was recently appointed to her brother's Senate seat after his passing on July 11 due to a medical condition. The special primary election is scheduled for August 11, with the filing deadline set for July 28. Other Republican candidates include Reps. Russell Fry and Ralph Norman, as well as businessman Mark Lynch. Democrat Annie Andrews is expected to be her opponent in the November election.
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Sen. Darline Graham Announces Candidacy for Full Six-Year Term
Sen. Darline Graham has announced her candidacy for a full six-year term in the Senate, following the death of her brother, Lindsey Graham. She received support from former President Donald Trump and will compete in the upcoming special primary election on August 11.
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