Gavin Jackson
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7 appearances
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 12 Aug
Gavin Jackson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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A month after Senator Lindsey Graham died from a heart condition, voters are one step closer to having a nominee to replace him on the November ballot.
His sister Darlene, who was appointed by the governor and urged to run for a full term by President Trump, and 5th District Congressman Ralph Norman, who lost a gubernatorial primary in June.
Graham is focusing on more kitchen table issues in contrast to her late brother, while Norman, a member of the House Freedom Caucus, is concerned about the national debt and spending.
Congressman Russell Frye and former Congressman and Governor Mark Sanford did not secure enough votes to advance to the August 25th runoff, despite both being well-known in South Carolina politics.
For NPR News, I'm Gavin Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina.
the remaining months of her brother's fourth term. We get details from Gavin Jackson with South Carolina Public Radio. The crowded field includes Representatives Russell Fry and Ralph Norman, former Congressman and Governor Mark Sanford, and local businessman Mark Lynch.
Polling has indicated no clear frontrunner, and the race is expected to go to a runoff in two weeks between the two top vote-getters. The late senator was known for his foreign policy positions, but candidates seeking to replace him are focused more on domestic issues, such as cutting the federal deficit and affordability. Senator Darlene Graham, a mother and grandmother, has said her brother was an expert on the federal budget, but she's an expert on the family budget. The Republican nominee will face Democrat Annie Andrews, a pediatrician, in November.
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