Darline Graham advances to runoff, vows to carry on brother Lindsey’s fight in US Senate
One month after Lindsey Graham’s death, his sister thanked Trump for his “complete and total endorsement,” and said her late brother would be proud.
Sen. Darline Graham Nordone advanced to the runoff in South Carolina's Republican Senate primary, vowing to continue her late brother Lindsey Graham's fight. Speaking one month after her brother's death, Graham described the past month as "absolutely brutal." She thanked President Trump for his support and his endorsement, hoping he would visit South Carolina during the runoff campaign.
Graham emphasized her conservative Republican stance and her background as a fighter, highlighting her work assisting blind and visually impaired residents in South Carolina. She pledged to support Trump's immigration agenda, voter identification requirements, abortion restrictions, and Second Amendment rights. Graham promised to travel throughout the state during the runoff campaign, stating, "This seat belongs to the people of South Carolina, and I will work hard to earn your vote."
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