Graham, Norman tangle in South Carolina GOP Senate debate: Three takeaways
Summary
Senator Lindsey Graham and Representative Ralph Norman debated in South Carolina as they compete to become the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate. This runoff election will decide who faces the Democratic candidate in the upcoming general election.Key Facts
- The debate took place one day before early voting started for the South Carolina GOP Senate runoff.
- Senator Lindsey Graham was appointed to his current Senate seat after the death of his brother.
- Representative Ralph Norman is Graham’s opponent in the runoff election.
- The winner of this runoff will be South Carolina’s Republican nominee for the Senate race.
- South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster is a Republican who appointed Graham to the Senate seat.
- This race is important because it will determine who runs for Senate in the general election.
- Both candidates presented their views and policies during the debate.
- Early voting gives voters a chance to cast ballots before Election Day.
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