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Shifting Sands in South Carolina's U.S. Senate Race? — Lindsey Graham | ChamberLight
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FITSNews argues that Darline Graham Nordone’s narrow primary win and campaign approach have made South Carolina’s Senate race more competitive, while the Cook Political Report shifted the seat from “solid Republican” to “likely Republican.” Annie Andrews says affordability and healthcare concerns are drawing attention to her campaign.
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People in this story 6 Republican Senate nominee whose campaign and standing in the general election are the article’s central focus.
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Referenced as Darline Graham Nordone’s late brother and a comparison for her politics.
President discussed in connection with economic populism and Republican approval ratings.
Republican congressman defeated by Nordone in the Senate primary.
Senator mentioned in a brief description of the Senate’s caucus alignment.
Democratic Senate candidate and opponent of Nordone.
President discussed in connection with economic populism and Republican approval ratings.
Republican congressman defeated by Nordone in the Senate primary.
Senator mentioned in a brief description of the Senate’s caucus alignment.
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