Who Do SC Voters Want To Replace Lindsey Graham On Ballot? New Poll Shows It's 'Anyone's Race'
The late Lindsey Graham was running for reelection to serve a fifth term in the senate, and he won his Republican primary last month.
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4 developments- Jul 12What happens to Lindsey Graham's senate seat? South Carolina law guides next steps
- Jul 13Special GOP primary set for August after Lindsey Graham's death
- Jul 14South Carolina Republican Addresses If He'll Run for Lindsey Graham's Seat
- Jul 16No clear favorite in GOP Senate race to succeed Graham in South Carolina: Poll
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Quiet for 94 daysLast development · Jul 16 — No clear favorite in GOP Senate race to succeed Graham in South Carolina: Poll