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“Senator Lindsey Graham remains the frontrunner in his South Carolina primary after challenger Paul Dans withdrew from the race.”
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How 6 sources across the political spectrum cover Lindsey Graham (Republican · South Carolina)
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“Senator Lindsey Graham remains the frontrunner in his South Carolina primary after challenger Paul Dans withdrew from the race.”
“Senator Lindsey Graham's primary challenger Paul Dans dropped out of the race, leading to a public celebration from Donald Trump.”
“Senator Lindsey Graham faces a consolidated primary challenge after Paul Dans dropped out to endorse his opponent Mark Lynch.”
“Senator Lindsey Graham is facing a primary challenge from Mark Lynch, who recently gained the endorsement of former candidate Paul Dans.”
“Senator Lindsey Graham faces a consolidated primary challenge after Paul Dans withdrew to support Mark Lynch.”
“Senator Lindsey Graham secured his position in the primary after his most prominent challenger, Paul Dans, withdrew from the South Carolina race.”
“Senator Lindsey Graham's primary path became clearer as a high-profile challenger from the Project 2025 initiative withdrew from the race.”
“Senator Lindsey Graham's 2026 re-election bid saw a change as a challenger reportedly ended their campaign.”