Trump Rallies for Darline Graham in South Carolina as Nov. 3 Vote Nears
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Updated · WIS News 10 · Oct 29
Trump Rallies for Darline Graham in South Carolina as Nov. 3 Vote Nears
3 articles · Updated · WIS News 10 · Oct 29
Summary
Rock Hill’s rally marked Trump’s second South Carolina stop this month, with the president campaigning for Sen. Darline Graham less than a week before the Nov. 3 election.
Republican speakers used the event to press party unity as a grassroots write-in push for Rep. Ralph Norman gains traction in York County and the Upstate.
Darline Graham and other GOP leaders warned that votes diverted from the nominee could hand the seat to Democrat Annie Andrews and threaten Republican control of the Senate.
Trump tied Graham’s candidacy to the legacy of her late brother Lindsey Graham and argued his administration is working unusually hard to defy the party-in-power’s usual midterm losses.
Graham faces Andrews, Libertarian Kasie Whitener and Constitution Party candidate Mark Hackett in a race Republicans still view as critical despite South Carolina’s reliably red history.