2020
Jamie Harrison received about 44 percent of the vote in the 2020 South Carolina Senate race against Lindsey Graham.
“forty four percent is what Jamie Harrison got in 2020 in that senate race.”
Topic
Lindsey Graham
8 facts from 6 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
2020
The final Times/Siena poll in 2020 showed Lindsey Graham ahead of Jamie Harrison by six points, and Graham won by ten.
“the Times Sienna final poll in 2020 did have, um, it had Graham, uh, ahead of Harrison by six, you know, he ended up winning by ten.”
2026
A New York Times/Siena poll of South Carolina showed Democrat Annie Andrews and Senator Lindsey Graham tied at 48 percent each.
“the South Carolina one was pretty amazing because it has the race in a dead heat with Annie Andrews and Darline Graham at forty eight each”
2026
Nate Cohn described the South Carolina Senate race, with Darlene Graham as the Republican, as surprisingly close in a state rarely competitive in federal elections.
“That's the race where Darlene Graham, Lindsey Graham's sister, is running in what seems to be a surprisingly close race in a state that is never really competitive in federal elections.”
2026
Franco Ordonez says Trump encouraged Darlene Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, to run for Senate in South Carolina and visited the state twice in October.
“Trump encouraged Darlene Graham, the late Senator Lindsey Graham's sister, into the Senate race. He visited South Carolina twice in October”
2026
Nate Cohn said Republican Senate candidate Darlene Graham, whom he described as anointed by Donald Trump to replace Lindsey Graham, lost in South Carolina.
“the Republican candidate, Darlene Graham, who was essentially anointed by Donald Trump to replace her brother, Lindsey Graham.”
2026
Jon Favreau reported that Democrat Annie Andrews won South Carolina's Senate race by about four points, taking the seat long held by Lindsey Graham.
“Annie Andrews pulling out a four point win in South Carolina, um, Lindsey Graham's old seat”
Undated
Donald Trump signed an executive order pulling back tariffs and sanctions on Russia that had been imposed under a bipartisan law named after Lindsey Graham.
“on Friday night, he signed an executive order pulling back the tariffs and sanctions placed on Russia as part of an overwhelmingly bipartisan law named after Lindsey Graham”
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