In a sudden shift in the South Carolina political landscape, Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) has announced his candidacy for the state's vacant Senate seat, left open by the untimely passing of Senator Lindsey Graham. Norman, a strong ally of former President Donald Trump, cited Graham's dedication to the state and the nation as inspiration for his own bid. With Graham's seat now up for grabs, Norman will face off against other contenders in a highly anticipated Republican primary. As the Palmetto State gears up for a new chapter in its representation, Norman's campaign is likely to be shaped by his conservative values and his close ties to Trump, who has already begun to weigh in on the Senate seat's future.
Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) announced on Saturday that he will run for a Senate seat representing the Palmetto State following the sudden passing of longtime Sen. Lindsey Graham (R). “For years, Senator Lindsey Graham fought hard to save America and defend South Carolina,” Norman said in a campaign announcement. “Now, President Trump needs another proven...
