The article reports that the Cook Political Report shifted South Carolina’s Senate race from “solid Republican” to “likely Republican,” while arguing that Republican nominee Darline Graham Nordone is struggling to consolidate support. Democrat Annie Andrews welcomed the shift; Nordone’s strategist disputed the significance of Cook’s ratings.
Republican congressman who lost the nomination to Nordone
ALSO MENTIONED Darline Graham Nordone, Republican Senate nominee whose campaign and standing are the article’s main focus; Bernie Sanders, Independent senator mentioned in the article’s overview of Senate caucus alignment; Lindsey Graham, Nordone’s late brother and a comparison cited by her strategist; Mark Knoop, Nordone’s top strategist who responded to the Cook rating change
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Republican congressman who lost the nomination to Nordone
ALSO MENTIONED Darline Graham Nordone, Republican Senate nominee whose campaign and standing are the article’s main focus; Bernie Sanders, Independent senator mentioned in the article’s overview of Senate caucus alignment; Lindsey Graham, Nordone’s late brother and a comparison cited by her strategist; Mark Knoop, Nordone’s top strategist who responded to the Cook rating change
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