Lindsey Graham wins GOP primary for another Senate term in South Carolina

The short version
- Lindsey Graham (R-SC) won the Republican nomination to represent South Carolina for another term in the U.S.
- Graham led his primary challenger, businessman Mark Lynch, 58.4% to 27.6% when the Associated Press called the race with 60% of the vote counted.
- First elected in 2002, Graham is the chairman of the […]
The story
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) won the Republican nomination to represent South Carolina for another term in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday.
Graham led his primary challenger, businessman Mark Lynch, 58.4% to 27.6% when the Associated Press called the race with 60% of the vote counted. First elected in 2002, Graham is the chairman of the […]
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- AxiosDarline Graham wins South Carolina GOP Senate runoff1 day ago
- Washington ExaminerDarline Graham Nordone defeats Ralph Norman in South Carolina Senate GOP runoff1 day ago
- NPRSouth Carolina U.S. senate runoff election will test Trump's endorsement1 day ago
- ZeroHedgeWatch Darline Graham's Epic Debate Flub That Could Cost Her The SC Primary6 days ago
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