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Republicans are spending to aid Darline Graham as the South Carolina Senate race tightens.
The main super PAC supporting Republican Senate candidates plans to inject $5 million into the South Carolina campaign as an "insurance policy" to help GOP nominee Darline Graham , a source familiar with the move tells Axios. Why it matters: The GOP's concern that a Senate seat in blood-red South Ca
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All three outlets frame the story as Republicans moving money into the South Carolina Senate race to help Darline Graham, and all center the same $5 million figure. Axios is the most specific, describing the money as an "insurance policy" from the main Senate GOP super PAC, while NBC News calls it the top Republican super PAC involved in Senate races. The New York Times is the broadest, emphasizing that the race is tightening without adding further sourcing detail.
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