South Carolina Republicans test Trump's clout in race for Graham's seat - Politico

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**Summary:** South Carolina Republicans are testing President Donald Trump's influence by vying for Lindsey Graham's Senate seat, following the death of Graham. **Why It Matters:** This development highlights the political dynamics surrounding a high-profile race and underscores how presidential endorsements can shape candidates' paths to victory.