Lindsey Graham's death has created a vacancy in his Senate seat, prompting South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster to consider appointing a temporary replacement. Graham was up for re-election this year and had recently won the GOP primary. Following the appointment, state law mandates a special primary for voters to select a new nominee within weeks. The winner of the general election will assume office in January for a full six-year term.
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Lindsey Graham's Death Leads to Potential Changes in Congress
The death of Senator Lindsey Graham has resulted in a vacancy in Congress. South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster is expected to appoint a temporary replacement, and a special primary will be held to select a new nominee for the upcoming general election.
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