Luis Alfredo Garcia

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113 appearances 17 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 26 Aug

Luis Alfredo Garcia’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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South Carolina Republicans have generally been split between Senator Darlene Graham and Congressman Ralph Norman. voice-verified
There's been just a single one on one debate, and people have been flooded with campaign mail and text messages. voice-verified
For Lilla Ann Briggs, it comes down to familiarity. voice-verified
She voted for Norman in the primary and said she would again in a runoff. voice-verified
Graham has no experience in elected politics outside of a recent appointment to the US Senate. voice-verified
But she has President Trump's endorsement. voice-verified
His super PAC MAGA Inc. voice-verified
spent some eight hundred thousand dollars on get out the vote, calls and texts for Graham. voice-verified
For NPR News, I'm Louis Alfredo Garcia in Columbia, South Carolina. voice-verified
It's NPR. voice-verified
GOP voters already narrowed their options to Senator Darlene Graham and Congressman Ralph Norman.
Both have been trying to sway people who voted for other candidates in the initial special primary election.
Sixty five year old Tim Riley attended President Trump's rally for Graham in Myrtle Beach on Friday.
He says he's a fan of the president, but didn't rely on endorsements when making a decision.
He says he will vote for Graham, but he says that's because of her stance against abortion rights and a lack of background in politics, something she's also been criticized for.
For NPR News, I'm Luis Alfredo Garcia in Columbia, South Carolina.
GOP voters already narrowed their options to Senator Darlene Graham and Congressman Ralph Norman.
Both have been trying to sway people who voted for other candidates in the initial special primary election.
Sixty-five-year-old Tim Riley attended President Trump's Rally for Graham in Myrtle Beach on Friday.
He says he's a fan of the president, but didn't rely on endorsements when making a decision.
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