The special GOP primary on Tuesday to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham appears to be heading toward a runoff, despite the endorsement of Darline Graham by former President Donald Trump and his continued popularity among Republican voters.
Reports indicate that Rep. Ralph Norman and Darline Graham, the sister of the late Senator, are the two candidates most likely to advance to a GOP runoff election. This development follows the unexpected passing of Sen. Lindsey Graham.
President Trump offered his endorsement to Darline Graham, hoping to see her serve a full six-year Senate term. The endorsement is part of an effort to maintain GOP control and influence in the Senate.
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