Incumbent: Darline Graham (Republican) · Interim appointee (named after Sen. Lindsey Graham died July 11, 2026) nominated in runoff
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026
Sen. Lindsey Graham, already renominated, died July 11, 2026. Gov. McMaster appointed his sister Darline Graham on July 13; she won the GOP special-primary runoff on Aug 25, 2026. Sources: AP, Jul 2026 · SC Daily Gazette, Aug 25, 2026 · SC Governor's Office, Jul 13, 2026
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| GrahamNo public position found | Andrews |
| GrahamNo public position found | Andrews Social Security As reported (not a direct quote): Said she would raise caps to make wealthier people pay more but would not hike the retirement age. Via NBC News, Oct 11, 2026 |
| Graham | Andrews Data centers As reported (not a direct quote): Her plan calls for a "two-year moratorium, protections to ensure your rates don't go up and a return to real local control." Via NBC News, Oct 11, 2026 |
| Graham Taxes As reported (not a direct quote): Defended the "one big, beautiful bill," saying it lowered taxes on tips and Social Security. Via NBC News, Oct 11, 2026 | AndrewsNo public position found |
| Graham Gas prices As reported (not a direct quote): Said she supports suspending the gas tax and that easing regulations on drilling would permanently bring prices down. Via NBC News, Oct 11, 2026 | AndrewsNo public position found |
| GrahamNo public position found | Andrews |
| GrahamNo public position found | Andrews |
| Graham Foreign policy As reported (not a direct quote): Said she wants the war to end and believes in "peace through strength." Via NBC News, Oct 11, 2026 | AndrewsNo public position found |
| GrahamNo public position found | Andrews |
| Graham | AndrewsNo public position found |
| GrahamNo public position found | Andrews |
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