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Fry throws support behind Darline Graham's Senate bid after primary loss

Graham received Fry’s endorsement as she advances to the Republican runoff, and the article describes her early positions as senator.

Fry throws support behind Darline Graham's Senate bid after primary loss
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Rep. Russell Fry endorsed Sen. Darline Graham for South Carolina’s Senate seat after he failed to qualify for the Republican runoff. Graham will face Rep. Ralph Norman, and the article also describes her early positions and record as senator.

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Darline Graham
R · SC · SEN

South Carolina senator and Senate candidate

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Russell Fry
R · SC-7

South Carolina representative and Senate candidate who endorsed Graham

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

Late senator and Darline Graham’s brother

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose support shifted to Graham

Ralph Norman
R · SC-5

South Carolina representative and Republican Senate runoff candidate

ALSO MENTIONED  Henry McMaster, South Carolina governor who appointed Darline Graham to the Senate vacancy

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Russell Fry Endorses Darline Graham in South Carolina Senate Runoff

Outlets agree that Rep. Russell Fry endorsed Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina’s Republican Senate runoff. Center outlets mostly present the endorsement as campaign news and supply runoff context, though one article casts the race as a contest between Republican factions. Right-leaning outlets likewise focus on the endorsement and runoff, with one highlighting the candidates’ backers and the endorsement’s potential effect.

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