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In South Carolina, Senator Darline Graham and Representative Ralph Norman will compete in a runoff election for the Republican Senate primary after neither received a majority of votes in the initial primary. This election follows the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and is seen as a reflection of former President Donald Trump's influence in the GOP.
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In South Carolina, Senator Darline Graham and Representative Ralph Norman will compete in a runoff election for the Republican Senate primary after neither received a majority of votes in the initial primary. This election follows the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and is seen as a reflection of former President Donald Trump's influence in the GOP.
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