Senator Darline Graham, who was appointed to complete the Senate term of her late brother, Lindsey Graham, will face Congressman Ralph Norman in a runoff election for the Republican nomination. Graham held a narrow lead in the polls leading up to the special primary election on Tuesday, which indicated a close contest for second place. Norman, along with Russell Fry, a congressman, and Mark Sanford, a former governor, were closely matched in polling results, with the most recent survey from the Trafalgar Group showing them within one point of each other.
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Darline Graham to Compete Against Ralph Norman in South Carolina Republican Primary Runoff
Senator Darline Graham will compete against Congressman Ralph Norman in a runoff election for the Republican nomination in South Carolina. Graham had a slight lead in the polls prior to the special primary election, which indicated a competitive race among the candidates.
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