Sen. Lindsey Graham wins GOP primary

GOP, Lindsey Graham and South Carolina Republican Party

South Carolina GOP primary will end in replacement nominee for late Sen. Lindsey Graham

The Senate campaign landscape got a morbid shakeup with the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC). First elected to the Senate in 2002 after eight years as a House member, Graham died July 11 after a “brief and sudden illness,

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As Lindsey Graham's sister mulls Senate run, some in GOP ignore Trump

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Here's who can vote in the special Republican Senate primary to replace Lindsey Graham on the ballot

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Lindsey Graham knew better

Lindsey Graham knew better.

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Ralph Norman announces he’ll enter race to succeed Lindsey Graham in Senate

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Trump backs Sen. Darline Graham in primary to replace her late brother

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Rep Mike Turner: Lindsey Graham echoed America's voice for freedom

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Who might replace Lindsey Graham? New poll shows a stunning result

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Darline Graham considering running for full a Senate term as memorial services set for Lindsey Graham: report

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Lindsey Graham, Annie Andrews win Senate primary race nominations

Incumbent Lindsey Graham is running for reelection for his South Carolina Senate seat. Eight other candidates, five Republicans and three Democrats, are also running for the seat. Polls show Graham leading the Republican primary and Annie Andrews leading ...

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Rep. Nancy Mace considering Senate run to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham after his sudden death: sources

WASHINGTON — Firebrand Rep. Nancy Mace is “strongly” considering a bid for late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s now-vacant seat, two sources confirmed to The Post. Mace (R-SC), who finished in fifth place in the South Carolina GOP gubernatorial primary last month,

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GOP, Lindsey Graham and South Carolina Republican Party