Feud spills onto South Carolina debate stage
Summary
Senator Darline Graham and Democratic nominee Annie Andrews debated for an open Senate seat in South Carolina. The candidates discussed topics like Iran, the economy, and artificial intelligence while criticizing each other's qualifications ahead of the November election.Key Facts
- The Senate seat is open after Senator Lindsey Graham’s sudden death in July 2026.
- Darline Graham, the late senator’s sister, is running as the Republican candidate and was endorsed by President Donald Trump.
- Annie Andrews is the Democratic nominee.
- The candidates clashed on issues including national security and ties to President Trump.
- Andrews criticized Graham for being unqualified and linked closely to the White House.
- Graham defended her experience and legal name, saying she kept her brother’s surname for family reasons.
- Both candidates see the race as important in the fight for control of Congress.
- Outside groups have spent millions supporting Graham’s campaign.
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