Graham-Norman runoff puts Trump's Iran policy on the ballot
The South Carolina Republican Senate runoff on Tuesday has become a key indicator of voter sentiment on President Trump's Iran strategy. Senator Darline Graham's debate comment about being uninformed on national security has made the race more competitive against Representative Ralph Norman. The outcome could signal how Republican primary voters view the administration's overseas approach.
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