Darline Graham and Ralph Norman head to runoff in South Carolina's Republican Senate primary
Summary
Darline Graham and Ralph Norman did not win outright in South Carolina's Republican Senate primary. They will compete against each other in a runoff election to decide the Republican nominee for the Senate race.Key Facts
- The primary election was held in South Carolina.
- Neither Darline Graham nor Ralph Norman secured enough votes to win on the first try.
- A runoff election is needed between these two candidates.
- The runoff will determine who represents the Republican Party in the Senate election.
- CBS News reporters Fin Gómez and Anthony Salvanto covered these developments.
- The Senate seat is open for the 2024 election cycle.
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