Republican congressman accuses Trump of trying to 'force' Darline Graham on South Carolina voters as her Senate race is set to be deadlocked
Ken Paxton with Donald Trump, who campaigned for him at a Texas rally. Elon Musk has poured at least $158 million into the contest backing Paxton, who drew mockery after telling the crowd America celebrated its 200th…
Rep. Ralph Norman, the South Carolina Republican who lost to Senator Darline Graham in the GOP primary runoff, says he has no intention of supporting her campaign in the final days before Election Day. A New York Times/Siena poll of 707 likely South Carolina voters shows Graham leading Democrat Annie Andrews by under a single percentage point — a tossup in a state that has gone without electing a Democratic senator this century. Graham was appointed by Trump to fill the seat vacated by the death of her brother Lindsey Graham in July, and was then urged by the president to seek a full term.
Norman accused Trump of "spreading false narratives" about why Graham is qualified, saying South Carolinians deserve "better."
Democrats widening their Senate paths: Fox News Power Rankings now rate the overall battle for Senate control a toss-up, with both parties three seats short of a majority.
Trump told reporters he personally directed the DOJ to file a lawsuit aimed at blocking certification of Alaska's Senate result should Republican Dan Sullivan lose by a narrow margin.
