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Darline Graham, Ralph Norman clash in tight South Carolina Senate runoff

Darline Graham's advantage in unpublished polling had narrowed in the run-up to Tuesday's Republican Senate primary runoff in South Carolina, but President Trump's rally on her behalf Friday in Myrtle Beach could provide a decisive late boost, according to the story.

Darline Graham, Ralph Norman clash in tight South Carolina Senate runoff

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