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GOP Super PAC pours $5 million into South Carolina Senate race, sources say

The Senate Leadership Fund is investing $5 million to support her South Carolina Senate campaign.

GOP Super PAC pours $5 million into South Carolina Senate race, sources say
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This article1 analysis · Oct 6, 2026
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Oct 6, 2026
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A Republican super PAC is investing $5 million to support Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race. The report also covers President Trump’s attack on Democratic candidate Annie Andrews, her response, and criticism of Trump’s remarks from a former South Carolina governor.

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Darline Graham
R · SC · SEN

Republican Senate candidate receiving support from the Senate Leadership Fund

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Democratic Senate candidate and target of Trump's social media attack

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who attacked Senate candidate Annie Andrews

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Lindsey Graham
Former U.S. Senator (R-SC)

Late South Carolina senator and Darline Graham's brother

Kamala Harris
Former U.S. Senator (D-CA)

Democratic presidential candidate referenced in a 2024 campaign-ad slogan

ALSO MENTIONED  David Beasley, Former South Carolina governor who criticized Trump's comments; Jamie Harrison, Democratic opponent of Lindsey Graham in the 2020 South Carolina Senate race

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Senate Leadership Fund Plans $5 Million for Graham's Senate Race

Outlets agree the Senate Leadership Fund plans to spend $5 million supporting Darline Graham in a close South Carolina Senate race. Left-leaning outlets cast the spending as a panic response to Graham’s vulnerability, emphasizing close polling and campaign criticism. Center outlets present it as a development in a competitive race, sometimes alongside Trump’s planned visit or attacks on Annie Andrews. Right-leaning outlets describe it as a lifeline or insurance policy, stressing concerns about Graham’s prospects.

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