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  1. Andrews secures South Carolina Senate seat following Graham's death

Graham and Andrews are candidates vying for the U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina.

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Graham and Andrews are candidates vying for the U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina.

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  1. Andrews campaigned in South Carolina, supporting Medicare and calling the race against Graham a toss-up.1 source
  2. Andrews won the South Carolina Senate race; MAGA Inc. donated to Graham.1 source
  3. Andrews secures the Senate seat following Graham's death.1 source
  4. Andrews secures US Senate seat in South Carolina.1 source
  5. Graham attacked Andrews during a rally held in Rock Hill.Sub-event
  6. Andrews engaged in campaign activities in South Carolina while Graham is noted as a Senator.1 source
  7. Andrews and Graham continue political campaigning, with Andrews meeting senators outside of South Carolina.1 source
  8. Graham won the runoff election, and Trump encouraged Graham's run for office.1 source
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  1. Andrews questioned Graham's family business ties to China amid the SC Senate campaign.1 source
  2. Graham defended Israel's security interests during the debate with Andrews.1 source
  3. David Beasley endorsed Lindsey Graham in the Senate race against Andrews.1 source
  4. Andrews and other candidates participated in a debate for the SC Senate seat.1 source
  5. Andrews outlines her policy positions on Medicare and Iran war funding during the Senate race.1 source
  6. Andrews spoke to the NYT and faced attacks from Trump during the SC Senate campaign.1 source
  7. The candidates are running for Senate, and the city of Columbia received a D grade for its infrastructure.1 source
  8. Two candidates, Graham and Andrews, are running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina.1 source

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