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Republicans to Spend $5 Million in South Carolina Senate Race as Trump Plans Trip There

The Senate Leadership Fund plans to spend $5 million to support Graham’s campaign for a full Senate term.

Republicans to Spend $5 Million in South Carolina Senate Race as Trump Plans Trip There
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The Senate Leadership Fund plans to spend $5 million to support Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina, while President Trump is tentatively planning a visit. Trump also attacked Democratic candidate Annie Andrews on social media, and Andrews responded.

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Darline Graham
R · SC · SEN

South Carolina senator and recipient of planned super PAC spending

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President planning a campaign visit and attacking Andrews on social media

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

Late South Carolina senator and Darline Graham’s brother

Ralph Norman
R · SC-5

Republican who faced Graham in the runoff primary

Democratic candidate for the South Carolina Senate seat and target of Trump’s post

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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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