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  1. South Carolina Senate race following Lindsey Graham's death
  2. Contests for legislative seats and potential successful challenges to incumbent office are occurring in the South.
  3. South Carolina is holding elections to select representatives for the Senate.

Andrews is running for Senate in South Carolina, where Graham represented the state.

10 reports, 7 independent Updated Oct 6
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Andrews is running for Senate in South Carolina, where Graham represented the state.

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  1. Donald Trump used an anti-trans slur against South Carolina Senate candidate Andrews, leading to condemnation from David Beasley.Sub-event
  2. Whitener highlighted her goal to allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices during a campaign event.1 source
  3. Andrews is running for U.S. Senate in South Carolina and awaiting Graham's successor.1 source
  4. Andrews is running for Senate in South Carolina.1 source

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