If anyone asks the South Carolina Democratic Party, Dr. Annie Andrews’ electoral victory over incumbent interim Sen. Darline Graham marks a dramatic shift in the Palmetto State.
Annie Andrews won a stunning victory in South Carolina, shattering decades of Republican dominance to become the first Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate from the deeply conservative state in a generation.
Six months ago, the South Carolina U.S. Senate race was expected to be another straightforward campaign for incumbent Lindsey Graham and his dominant Republican Party.
Annie Andrews has a request for voters in South Carolina who haven’t sent a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in nearly three decades: Just give me a chance.
Candidates are now in the final stretch of their campaign tours making their way across the state to speak with potential voters.
Meanwhile, Republican nominee Senator Darline Graham held a press conference this afternoon (Thursday, October 22) in Columbia.
Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate Dr. Annie Andrews hosted a town hall at a local cafe in Winnsboro Thursday morning, October 22.
Friday, October 16, the Trump-Epstein bookmobile stopped by the Midlands.
Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., and Democratic nominee Annie Andrews took their campaign trail sniping to the debate stage Sunday night, with each candidate arguing their case for the Senate seat in a race that has appeared to become unexpectedly close in the weeks ahead of the midterms.
The debate for the U.S. Senate seat takes place this Sunday, October 11.
