Darline Graham targets abortion, trans athletes in first Senate campaign ad


Darline Graham (R-S.C.) posted her first campaign ad on Thursday in an effort to win her late brother’s seat permanently in November after a temporary appointment from the governor. “I'm honored to serve South Carolina and grateful for President Trump's endorsement, and I'll work hard every day to earn it,” Nordone says in the...
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Sen. Darline Graham of South Carolina released her first campaign ad on Thursday. In the ad she says she is a conservative Republican, opposes abortion, and says men should not compete in women's sports. She thanks President Trump for his endorsement and says she wants to keep her late brother's Senate seat.
Why it matters
The ad shows how family ties and party loyalty are being used in a competitive Senate race. Voters in South Carolina will see her stance on social issues as she seeks a full term.
- Who is Darline Graham related to?
- She is the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham.
- What two issues does she mention in her ad?
- She opposes abortion and says men should not belong in women's sports.
- Who endorsed her?
- President Trump endorsed her.
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The Hill highlights her policy messages on abortion and transgender athletes. Fox News adds that the video came soon after her brother's funeral and during a tight primary schedule.
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Focuses on her policy positions against abortion and trans athletes in sports.
Sources1TypeAngleThe HillEmphasizes her stance on abortion and trans athletes
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Notes the timing of the ad after her brother's funeral and amid a tight primary.
Sources1TypeAngleFox News LatestHighlights funeral timing and primary pressure