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South Carolina Senate Special Election Heads to Runoff
The South Carolina Republican Senate special election will go to a runoff after Darline Graham, endorsed by Donald Trump, failed to secure enough votes. With 32.6% of the votes counted, she will face Rep. Ralph Norman and Rep. Russell Fry in a runoff scheduled for August 25. Concerns about her political experience and beliefs have been raised during the campaign.
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The South Carolina Republican Senate special election will go to a runoff after Darline Graham, endorsed by Donald Trump, failed to secure enough votes. With 32.6% of the votes counted, she will face Rep. Ralph Norman and Rep. Russell Fry in a runoff scheduled for August 25. Concerns about her political experience and beliefs have been raised during the campaign.
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