Darline Graham loses Lindsey Graham's South Carolina seat to pediatrician

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Darline Graham has lost the U.S. Senate seat long held by her brother in South Carolina. Graham had been the Republican candidate for only a couple of months after winning a Republican primary runoff following a fast-tracked special election . 'For the Good of our Nation ... I hope Darline does this.' Democrat Annie Andrews, a pediatrician from Kentucky, ran a tough race against Graham, where the two were neck and neck in polling to the end. RealClearPolling showed Graham with a +2.7-point advan

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Publication time	Wed, 04 Nov 2026 03:57:40 +0000
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