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  1. Lindsey Graham's interim successor is being chosen: Henry McMaster will announce the pick, which Donald Trump recommended via Graham's sister, and Nancy Mace has concurred.
  2. Trump discussed the vacancy in his preferred candidate and potential co-contender for the vacant Senate seat.

Donald Trump and Lindsey Graham are actively pushing for a nomination in the vacant South Carolina Senate seat.

5 reports, 5 independent Updated Aug 25
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Donald Trump and Lindsey Graham are actively pushing for a nomination in the vacant South Carolina Senate seat.

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  1. Donald Trump and Lindsey Graham are involved in the South Carolina Senate race, with Trump supporting Graham and MAGA Inc.Sub-event
  2. The vacancy in South Carolina is linked to presidential ambitions involving Trump and Graham.1 source
  3. Trump's endorsement in South Carolina is failing, while Lindsey Graham is noted as a former Senator from the state.Sub-event
  4. A special primary is underway in South Carolina to replace a vacancy, with candidates encouraged to run for the full U.S. Senate term.Sub-event
  5. Trump and Graham are pushing for a nomination in the vacant South Carolina Senate seat.1 source

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Trump discussed the vacancy in his preferred candidate and potential co-contender for the vacant Senate seat. All 2 developments

Within Lindsey Graham's interim successor is being chosen: Henry McMaster will announce the pick, which Donald Trump recommended via Graham's sister, and Nancy Mace has concurred.

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