- Multiple political developments surrounding the vacancy of Lindsey Graham's Senate seat, including successor considerations and campaign maneuvering.
- A successor has been appointed to the vacant Senate seat, with the appointment process involving key political figures like Lindsey Graham, Donald Trump, and Henry McMaster.
- Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham to fill the Senate vacancy, and Donald Trump endorsed her run for the seat.
Trump publicly backed Darline Graham's Senate campaign, while Nancy Mace raised questions regarding her eligibility for the primary ballot.
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What happened
Trump publicly backed Darline Graham's Senate campaign, while Nancy Mace raised questions regarding her eligibility for the primary ballot.
Who's involved
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Part of
Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham to fill the Senate vacancy, and Donald Trump endorsed her run for the seat.Also in this story
- Donald Trump's chosen candidate secured victory in the South Carolina Senate runoff election.
- Donald Trump urged Darline Graham to run for the Senate seat.
- Donald Trump is actively campaigning to rally supporters behind Darline Graham as she seeks to fill the Senate vacancy.
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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Coverage
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- winnipegfreepress.com
- independent.co.ukLindsey Graham’s death revives rare custom: Keeping a Senate seat in the family
- hindustantimes.comDarline Graham's Senate bid: Nancy Mace questions Trump-backed candidate, 'Not even sure she's qualified'