Darline Graham promotes Trump’s agenda in her political debut ahead of special Senate primary
Darline Graham, a political newcomer, says she is answering Trump’s call as nine Republicans compete for the seat in a special primary.
- On Saturday, August 1, 2026, Senator Darline Graham made her political debut at a Senate candidate stump event in Lexington, South Carolina, emphasizing her commitment to President Donald Trump's policy agenda.
- Appointed to serve the remainder of her late brother Senator Lindsey Graham's term, Darline Graham now faces nine other Republican candidates in the August 11 special primary election.
- An Emerson College poll released Thursday showed Darline Graham with 19% support among 500 likely Republican voters, trailing U.S. Representative Ralph Norman, who secured 22% support.
- Following her stump speech, Darline Graham narrowly won an informal straw poll at the event, while the eventual Republican nominee will face Democrat Annie Andrews in the November general election.
- Voters will head to the polls August 11, with a potential runoff election scheduled for August 25 if no candidate claims a majority of the vote.
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Sen. Darline Graham Reveals Where She And Her Brother Differ - Patriot Newsfeed
Republican Senate candidate Darline Graham Nordone is drawing a clear distinction between herself and her late brother, former Sen. Lindsey Graham, pledging to support eliminating the Senate filibuster if it stands in the way of advancing Republican priorities. Nordone made the comments Monday during a Republican primary debate in Columbia, South Carolina, where she appeared alongside Rep. Ralph Norman, Rep. Russell Fry, businessman Mark Lynch, …
DARLINE GRAHAM: I'm South Carolina's newest senator. This is who I am and what I believe
South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham outlines her conservative platform, including the SAVE Act, border security, girls' sports protections, DEI opposition and support for Trump's agenda.
Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sister Darline gets fresh odds of winning South Carolina’s Republican Senate special primary after her first major debate
Darline Graham’s chances of winning South Carolina’s Republican Senate special primary received a modest boost on prediction markets following her first major debate on Monday, August 3, even as the race remains highly competitive. The Trump-backed candidate used the debate to reinforce her conservative platform and portray herself as an outsider committed to advancing the president’s agenda. While betting markets show growing confidence in Grah…
Darline Graham Pledges To ‘Nuke’ Filibuster And Stand ‘100% Behind’ President Trump - Real News Now
Sen. Darline Graham made clear she intends to be a reliable ally of President Donald J. Trump during her first political debate Sunday night, pledging to support his agenda “100%” and breaking with her late brother by calling for Republicans to eliminate the Senate filibuster. Graham, who was appointed to the Senate following the death of her brother, longtime South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, is now seeking the Republican nomination to serve …
GOP party fissures exposed in battle for S.C. Senate seat to replace Graham: 'I don't like hearing that' – Democratic Accent
The five GOP candidates that appeared in South Carolina’s U.S. Senate debate on Monday evening touched on several key issues of national importance as they made their case to fill the seat of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who died while in office last month. Although candidates remained united on broad issues of party consensus, the debate exposed a fraying of opinion on topics like the war in Iran, U.S. government spending, the filibust…
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