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Democrat Annie Andrews defeats Darline Graham, ends 28-year Republican dominance in South Carolina

Democrat Annie Andrews defeats Darline Graham, ends 28-year Republican dominance in South Carolina

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  • center · 4 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 · 3 outlets

    Jon Ossoff has triumphantly claimed his second term in the U.S. Senate by defeating Republican opponent Mike Collins. This victory ensures a continuation of Democratic representation in Georgia. Since first winning in January 2021, Ossoff has distinguished himself as the youngest senator since 1980…

    — The Economic Times

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

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Hindustan Times Center HT Media Current article

Democrat Annie Andrews defeats Darline Graham, ends 28-year Republican dominance in South Carolina

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

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The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

‘Failed lame-duck president’: Georgia Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff blasts President Trump after winning, says ‘First light of dawn is on horizon’

Jon Ossoff has successfully retained his Senate seat in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins with a commanding 59% of the vote to Collins' 40%. Ossoff took the opportunity to criticize the former president's administration while addressing pressing issues like rising living costs. This…

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Rising Democratic star Jon Ossoff's reelection fuels presidential prospects

ATLANTA: Democrat Jon Ossoff's reelection Tuesday to the Senate in the southern state of Georgia will fuel speculation over a 2028 presidential run by one of the party's young rising stars. While the 39-year-old has said that he has "zero interest in running for president," his victory in Georgia…

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