South Carolina Senate Runoff Set Between Graham and Norman
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South Carolina Senate Runoff Set Between Graham and Norman

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A runoff election will be held to determine the Republican nominee for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat, following Tuesday's primary. Senator Darline Graham Nordone and Representative Ralph Norman advanced to the runoff, according to NBC News and Decision Desk.

The contest is to succeed the late Senator Lindsey Graham, his brother, after he announced his retirement. No reason for his retirement was given in the sources.

While both candidates secured enough votes to proceed to a runoff, no candidate achieved the majority needed to win the nomination outright. The two-week fight for the GOP nomination will now begin.

CNBC noted that progressive Democrats are also seeing success in Minnesota primaries.

No right-leaning sources reported on the Democratic primary results in Minnesota.

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