Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., and Democratic challenger Annie Andrews clashed last night in what could be their only debate of the general election.
\n\nPresident Donald Trump is traveling to Ohio today to rally for Republican candidates, his second visit to the state in 10 days. Aaron Schwartz / Getty Images
\n\nRepublican Sen. Darline Graham of South Carolina and Democratic challenger Annie Andrews clashed Sunday night in their first and perhaps only debate of the general election, tangling over President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill,” the high costs of gas and goods, the Iran war and AI data centers.
\n\nSouth Carolina is a ruby-red state where Trump remains popular among Republican voters. But the race has tightened in the closing stretch of the campaign, and Democrats believe they have a shot at knocking off Graham, who was appointed to fill her brother Lindsey Graham’s Senate seat after his sudden death in July. The top Senate Republican super PAC has pledged to spend $5 million to shore up Graham’s campaign.
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