https://time.com/article/2026/07/13/darline-nordone-lindsey-graham-sister-south-carolina-senate-trump-mcmaster/
Voters in South Carolina are casting their ballots today to determine whether Darline Graham Nordone will succeed her late brother, Senator Lindsey Graham, as the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate. Following Lindsey Graham’s death last month, the special primary has gained significant attention, with Darline Graham Nordone’s candidacy attracting interest due to her familial ties. The market for the primary shows a significant preference for Graham Nordone, with current odds reflecting a 72% likelihood of her securing the nomination. This represents an increase from 60% just 24 hours ago, suggesting growing confidence in her prospects.
The primary is set to determine the Republican candidate for the upcoming Senate election in November, with several other contenders in the race, including Ralph Norman and Russell Fry. Market pricing indicates a lower probability for these candidates, with Ralph Norman at 21% and Russell Fry at just 2%. The movements suggest that Darline Graham Nordone’s candidacy appears to be benefiting from her association with the Graham name and recent endorsements.
