Norman Predicts Runoff in Tight South Carolina GOP Senate Primary

In the wake of Lindsey Graham's passing, South Carolina Republicans find themselves navigating a primary that mirrors the broader tensions within the modern GOP — a contest between legacy and reinvention. Rep. Ralph Norman, reading the fragmented field with a strategist's eye, has concluded that no single candidate will command a majority on primary day, making a runoff not a defeat but an inevitability. Darline Graham, carrying her brother's name into a state where that name still echoes, stands as his closest rival — a reminder that in politics, inheritance and identity are forces as powerfu