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US Midterms: Dems gain as Abdul El-Sayed leads Michigan Senate race, Darlene Graham trails in South Carolina

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  • center · 2 outlets

    Democrat Annie Andrews made history by flipping a South Carolina Senate seat. Meanwhile, Democrats gained unexpected leads in Texas and Kansas during the 2026 midterm elections, signalling a potential shift in traditional Republican strongholds.

    — The Tribune

  • right · 1 outlet

    Annie Andrews defeated US Senator Darline Graham, who has been serving as interim senator since her brother, Lindsey Graham, died earlier this year.

    — NDTV

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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has taken an early lead over Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race, as preliminary election trends also show Democratic candidate James Talarico making gains in Texas, with the party registering strong performances in several other states during the 2026 US midterm…

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US Midterms: Dems gain as Abdul El-Sayed leads Michigan Senate race, Darlene Graham trails in South Carolina

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has taken an early lead over Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race, as preliminary election trends also show Democratic candidate James Talarico making gains in Texas, with the party registering strong performances in several other states during the 2026 US midterm…

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