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Darline Graham wins South Carolina GOP nomination to replace her late brother in US Senate
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· August 26, 2026
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Key points The nomination is for a US Senate seat, and it follows President Trump's endorsement of Graham. A Republican nomination has been won by Darline Graham to replace her late brother on a general election ballot.
A Republican nomination has been won by Darline Graham to replace her late brother on a general election ballot. This development is seen as a win for President Trump, who had supported Graham. Graham is described as a political novice.
Further details about the nomination and Graham's campaign are available from the source. The nomination is for a US Senate seat, and it follows President Trump's endorsement of Graham.
The source reports that Graham's win is another success for President Trump, who had thrown his support behind her. No additional information is provided about the election or Graham's plans.
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Category: government Published: August 26, 2026 Source: ABC7 Los Angeles (KABC) Reading time: 1 min
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