According to Jin10, Democrats pulled off an upset in the U.S. Senate election in South Carolina. Pediatrician Annie Andrews defeated Republican candidate Darlene Graham, who had been personally backed by U.S. President Trump. The result made Andrews the first Democrat to win a Senate election in the state in 28 years. The report also noted that two years ago, Donald Trump led his opponent in South Carolina by more than 17 percentage points in vote share. The outcome stands out against that recent voting margin in the state.
According to Jin10, Democrats won the U.S. Senate election in South Carolina in an upset result.
Pediatrician Annie Andrews defeated Republican candidate Darlene Graham, who had been personally endorsed by U.S. President Trump, becoming the first Democrat to win a Senate election in the state in 28 years.
The report added that two years ago, U.S. President Donald Trump led his opponent in South Carolina by more than 17 percentage points in vote share.
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