Darline Graham enters Aug. 11 GOP primary for South Carolina Senate seat
What's next: Filing opens Tuesday in a fast special election shaped by Donald Trump's backing and a crowded Republican field.
What's next: Filing opens Tuesday in a fast special election shaped by Donald Trump's backing and a crowded Republican field.
What's next: A weeklong filing period opens Tuesday ahead of the Aug. 11 Republican special primary to replace Lindsey Graham.
What's next: Filing opens Tuesday, with Rep. Russell Fry and Rep. Ralph Norman already in the race and Nancy Mace out.
What's next: Candidate filing opens Tuesday as Trump backs Graham and Rep. Russell Fry also joins the race.
What's next: A weeklong filing period opens Tuesday as Russell Fry and other Republicans compete for the seat vacated by Lindsey Graham's death.
What's next: Republicans pick a nominee in an Aug. 11 special primary, with filing set to open Tuesday and Annie Andrews waiting in November.
What's next: Norman is set to compete in the Aug. 11 special primary for the seat opened by Lindsey Graham's death.
What's next: Norman said he is filing for the Aug. 11 special GOP primary and has endorsements from Mike Lee and Rick Scott.
What's next: Filing for the Aug. 11 Republican primary opens July 21, as funeral services for Lindsey Graham are set for July 28 and 29.
What's next: Candidate filing for the special GOP primary runs July 21-28, with the election set for Aug. 11.
What's next: The interim South Carolina senator would serve only until January unless she wins the special Republican primary for a full term.
What's next: Filing for the Aug. 11 special primary runs from July 21 to July 28 as other Republicans weigh bids.
Why it matters: The South Carolina Republican was a major GOP voice on foreign policy and had been seeking a fifth Senate term.
What’s next: Gov. Henry McMaster is set to name an interim senator as Republicans defend a narrow Senate majority and prepare for an Aug. 11 special primary.
What's new: Trump pointed to preliminary findings of an aortic dissection and called the condition hard to detect.
What’s next: Gov. Henry McMaster is due to name a temporary replacement before an Aug. 11 special primary for November’s ballot.
Why it matters: The South Carolina senator had been a key Republican voice for Ukraine, NATO and U.S. military intervention abroad.
Why it matters: Graham had just backed a Russia sanctions bill and made his 10th wartime trip to Ukraine before he died.
What’s next: South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster will appoint an interim senator, with a special primary due within weeks.
What’s next: Gov. Henry McMaster will appoint a temporary replacement, and a special primary will pick a nominee for November.
What's next: South Carolina's governor will name an interim senator, with a special primary to follow within weeks.
His office said Graham died after a brief, sudden illness a day after returning from a trip to Ukraine.
What's new: The South Carolina National Guard called the grounding a routine review, not punishment, and said the pilots stayed on duty and paid.
What's next: Wilson will face Democrat Jermaine Johnson in November to succeed term-limited Gov. Henry McMaster.
What's new: The dual endorsement came three days after his preferred candidate lost a Georgia Republican runoff.
What's next: The coroner must confirm the identity, and state agents are investigating how she died.
What's next: Mace backed Alan Wilson for the June 23 runoff against Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette after her loss.
What's next: The June 23 runoff winner will face Democrat Jermaine Johnson, while Lindsey Graham secured the GOP Senate nod for November.
What’s next: Jenny Honeycutt and Mark Smith face a June 23 runoff after neither topped 50% in the South Carolina primary.
What's next: Graham, backed by Donald Trump, enters November as the favorite against Democrat Annie Andrews in the solidly Republican state.
What's next: The June 23 runoff is likely to decide the governorship in a heavily Republican state after no candidate won a majority.
What's next: The winner will face a tough climb in South Carolina's 1st District, a seat Republicans have held for all but one term since 1981.
Why it matters: The winner will shape an early 2028 primary state, while Lindsey Graham also faces a Republican test for Senate.
What's next: The governor's race could move to a June 23 runoff if Pamela Evette fails to win outright.
What's new: Nancy Mace argued Donald Trump's backing of Pamela Evette gave her only a modest lift ahead of the June 9 vote.