First showdown in race for Lindsey Graham's Senate seat puts GOP hopefuls to the test
Darline Graham, Ralph Norman, Russell Fry, and Mark Sanford share the debate stage Monday in the South Carolina Senate race for the vacant seat.
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Lindsey Graham’s seat of power in the Senate will get a chance to define themselves on the debate stage Monday.
Untested fresh blood, lawmakers eager to ascend and candidates who have failed to launch are set to share the same stage and will get an equal opportunity to convince South Carolinians that they have what it takes to take over for Graham.
While nearly 10 candidates have jumped into the race for the suddenly vacant seat, politicos in South Carolina contend that only a few are true contenders and have the most to prove during the televised sales pitch to voters as campaign materials darken voters' doorsteps.
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