Graham and Norman make final push in South Carolina GOP Senate runoff
Summary
Republican voters in South Carolina will hold a runoff election on Tuesday to choose a candidate to replace the late Senator Lindsey Graham on the November ballot. The race is between Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham, and Congressman Ralph Norman. President Donald Trump held a rally for the candidates, and the campaign saw a notable mistake during a recent debate.Key Facts
- South Carolina Republicans will vote in a runoff on Tuesday.
- The runoff is to select a candidate to replace late Senator Lindsey Graham on the November ballot.
- The candidates are Darline Graham, Lindsey Graham’s sister, and Congressman Ralph Norman.
- President Donald Trump held a rally in support of the candidates.
- A significant error happened during a recent campaign debate.
- The runoff decides who will represent the Republican Party in the Senate race this fall.
- The article reports on the final days of the campaign before the runoff vote.
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