Darline Graham has announced her intention to run for a full term in the Senate seat previously held by her late husband, Lindsey Graham. Her entry into the Republican race adds complexity to the nomination process, which has been expedited following Lindsey Graham's death earlier this month.
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Darline Graham announces candidacy for full term in Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham
Darline Graham has declared her candidacy for a full Senate term in the seat formerly occupied by Lindsey Graham. Her announcement adds to the ongoing Republican nomination process, which has been accelerated due to Lindsey Graham's recent passing.
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'I'm in.' Darline Graham says she will run for a full term in Lindsey Graham's Senate seat
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Darline Graham announces candidacy for full term in Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham