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South Carolinians head to the polls August 11 for a high-stakes Republican Senate primary, with nine contenders battling for the nomination—including Senator Darline Graham, Congressmen Ralph Norman and Russell Fry, and former Governor Mark Sanford. Early voting begins August 5, with a runoff set for August 25 if no candidate hits 50%. Candidates like Duke Buckner, running on a platform to fight “socialist revolution” and secure national defense, and Glenda Gail Parker, a veteran budget analyst focused on lowering costs through green energy and transit, are sharpening their messages. Voters must have participated in the June Republican primary—or not voted at all—to qualify, ensuring a focused electorate. As the race heats up, voters will decide who represents South Carolina’s conservative future—and who’ll face off in November.

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