Senator Darline Graham announces full-term Senate campaign focusing on kitchen-table issues

Senator Darline Graham, appointed last week by South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster to fill the remainder of her late brother Lindsey Graham’s Senate term until January 2027, announced she will seek a full six-year term in the U.S. Senate this November. In an exclusive interview with Fox News's "Hannity," she shared her motivations and political priorities, emphasizing her dedication to serving the people of South Carolina, just as her brother did.

“He's worked so hard for so long. I can’t just let that die. I've got to step in and carry on his legacy,” Darline Graham said, underscoring the profound influence Lindsey had on her. She reflected on his deep care for South Carolinians and stated that his example prepared her to represent the state with similar commitment.

Unlike her brother Lindsey Graham, known for his focus on national security issues such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Darline Graham plans to prioritize domestic matters affecting the day-to-day lives of South Carolina residents. She expressed that while national security remains important, her primary concern lies with issues such as grocery and gas prices, health care, and insurance.