South Carolina governor names Darline Graham Nordone as Senate replacement for late brother

The short version
- Henry McMaster (R-SC) tapped the late Sen.
- Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham Nordone, to finish out her brother’s term until it ends in January 2027.
- McMaster’s pick aligns with calls from President Donald Trump to choose Nordone for the role.
- During the ceremony, the interim senator memorialized her brother and vowed “to do this.” […]
The story
Gov. Henry McMaster (R-SC) tapped the late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham Nordone, to finish out her brother’s term until it ends in January 2027.
McMaster’s pick aligns with calls from President Donald Trump to choose Nordone for the role. During the ceremony, the interim senator memorialized her brother and vowed “to do this.” […]
How other outlets covered this
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- Washington ExaminerSouth Carolina Senate runoff shows 2028 GOP primary may be up for grabs1 day ago
- BreitbartTrump-Backed Darline Graham Wins South Carolina Republican Senate Runoff2 days ago
- ZeroHedgeDarline Graham Stumbles Out Of Gate In Bid For Lindsey's Senate Seat23 days ago
- The Western JournalSen. Darline Graham Says Ending Filibuster and SAVE America Act Is 'Where I Differ From My Brother'23 days ago
- Google NewsSouth Carolina Republicans test Trump's clout in race for Graham's seat - Politicoabout 1 month ago
- AxiosNordone to launch bid for Graham's Senate seatabout 1 month ago
- Fox NewsTrump pushes Lindsey Graham's sister to run for US Senate after she gets appointment to finish out termabout 1 month ago
- The Guardian — WorldDarline Graham, sister of Lindsey Graham, sworn in to end late Republican senator’s termabout 1 month ago
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