Darline Graham, a South Carolina Republican Senate candidate, recently admitted she’s not an expert on national security — a revelation that’s sparked debate as she campaigns. Yet her supporters, including Senator Tim Scott and President Trump, are rallying behind her, citing decades of public service, her leadership in state government, and her ties to late Senator Lindsey Graham. They argue her deep roots in South Carolina and focus on local issues like affordability make her electable — even if foreign policy isn’t her strength. With the GOP largely united behind her and a general election against Democratic nominee Annie Andrews looking winnable in a reliably red state, the race hinges on whether voters see her as the right person to represent them — and whether her personal story can overcome her policy gap.
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