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The Republican primary runoff for a Senate seat in South Carolina is underway, with Senator Darline Graham focusing on her ties to President Trump and Representative Ralph Norman emphasizing his conservative credentials. The runoff will last for two weeks.
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The Republican primary runoff for a Senate seat in South Carolina is underway, with Senator Darline Graham focusing on her ties to President Trump and Representative Ralph Norman emphasizing his conservative credentials. The runoff will last for two weeks.
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