Darline Graham secured the Republican nomination for a full term as a South Carolina Senator on Tuesday. Her victory comes despite facing scrutiny following a debate last week where she struggled with questions regarding Taiwan and the South China Sea. Graham was appointed to the seat in July after the sudden passing of her brother, long-serving Senator Lindsey Graham. The appointment marked a quick transition into politics for Graham, a relative newcomer to the political scene. Former President Donald Trump endorsed Graham, making her primary contest a closely watched race. She successfully navigated the special primary, fueled by Trump’s backing and a desire to continue her brother’s legacy in the Senate.