Annie Andrews projected to defeat Darline Graham in South Carolina Senate race
Politics · First reported 3 Nov, 21:06 · Updated 03:04
Annie Andrews, a Democrat, was projected to win South Carolina’s Senate race against Republican Sen. Darline Graham. The available reports describe the result as an upset and note Graham’s ties to President Trump.
- NBC reported an early statewide lead for Democrat Annie Andrews in the South Carolina Senate race and later listed her as projected to win the seat.
- The Hill and Washington Examiner both reported that Republican Sen. Darline Graham lost to Andrews.
- The Hill reported that President Trump picked Graham to succeed her late brother and encouraged her to run for a full term.
- The Washington Examiner said multiple networks called the race for Andrews shortly after 10 p.m. and described the result as a seat Democrats sought in their effort to flip the Senate.
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- Democrat Annie Andrews
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- Republican Sen. Darline Graham
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- Multiple networks called the race shortly after 10 p.m., according to the Washington Examiner.
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