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Runoff Race Tightens in South Carolina | Charlotte News
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South Carolina’s Senate race is heating up as Ralph Norman and Darline Graham battle it out in a high-stakes runoff, with Graham’s Trump endorsement falling short of clinching victory. Turnout in the initial special election was a mere 11%, leaving both campaigns scrambling to win over undecided voters in just days. While Graham leads with 32% thanks to her backing from former President Trump, analysts say she must prove she can deliver on his agenda—not just carry his name. Norman, who won strong support in Upstate and his home district, now needs to broaden his appeal across the state. Some conservatives frustrated by compromise are rallying behind him, and even former candidates like Mark Lynch are backing Norman, turning this runoff into a pivotal showdown for the GOP’s future.
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