Graham vs. Norman: South Carolina GOP Senate Race Heads to Runoff

📡 NPR · 1 min read ·
Graham vs. Norman: South Carolina GOP Senate Race Heads to Runoff
South Carolina’s Republican voters have narrowed the field in the race for U.S. Senate. Senator Darline Graham and Representative Ralph Norman will face each other in a special primary runoff later this month. Graham is currently serving out the remainder of her brother’s term in the Senate. She will now compete directly against Norman for the party’s nomination. The runoff was triggered after neither candidate secured enough votes to win the primary outright. The winner of the runoff will advance to the general election. The contest remains a key race for the GOP as they seek to hold the seat.