A Democratic candidate pulled off an upset in South Carolina’s U.S. Senate election, according to Odaily, citing Jin10. Annie Andrews defeated Republican candidate Darrin Graham, who had been personally backed by U.S. President Donald Trump. The result made Andrews the first Democrat to win a Senate election in the state in 28 years.
The report also identified Andrews as a pediatrician. It added that two years ago, Trump led his opponent in South Carolina by more than 17 percentage points, underscoring how unexpected the latest outcome was in the state. No additional vote totals or turnout figures were provided in the source text.
A Democrat won an upset victory in South Carolina’s U.S. Senate election, Odaily reported, citing Jin10. Annie Andrews defeated Republican candidate Darrin Graham, who had been personally endorsed by U.S. President Donald Trump, becoming the first Democrat to win a Senate election in the state in 28 years.
The report said Andrews is a pediatrician. It also noted that two years ago, Donald Trump led his opponent in South Carolina by more than 17 percentage points.
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