Andrews says Graham ‘hard to find on the campaign trail,’ ‘reading scripts’ from DC insiders

South Carolina Democratic Senate nominee Annie Andrews made one of her final pitches to voters ahead of Election Day, accusing Sen. Darline Graham (R) of reading from a script written by national Republicans.

“My opponent Darline Graham has been hard to find on the campaign trail,” Andrews told NewsNation’s Leland Vittert late Monday. “When we do hear from her, all she’s doing is reading scripts that were written for her by the same Washington, D.C., insiders and party bosses that handpicked her to be in this seat.”

Graham was appointed to the seat by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster (R) after the death of her brother, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R). Darline Graham pulled off a close primary win with President Trump’s endorsement but has found herself in an unusually competitive race against Andrews in a state Trump won by nearly 20 points in 2024.

To find success as a Democrat in the Palmetto State, Andrews will have to win over........

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