The Aporia
The Aporia
12 articles about 11 events for “South Carolina Senate Race Funding”.
“MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, Republicans have pulled funding, as I understand it, from North Carolina's Senate race.”
“MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, Republicans have pulled funding, as I understand it, from North Carolina's Senate race, they've redirected it out to Kansas.”
“The Nebraska investment follows new spending by the Senate Leadership Fund in Kansas and South Carolina, two other states Trump won by double digits in 2024.”
“The Texas Senate race alone could cost Republicans $300 million, Daines said, as the party tries to prop up AG Ken Paxton after some self-inflicted wounds.”
“So it was not a surprise that the Senate Leadership Fund, the main GOP Senate funding machine, is sending $5 million to South Carolina; that an allied PAC is sending another $1 million; and that President Donald Trump is heading to the state to campaign for…”
“Senate from South Carolina, Annie Andrews, in an effort to boost his hand-picked candidate, Darline Graham, the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s sister.”
“Darline Graham in the South Carolina Senate race, sources familiar with the investment confirmed on Tuesday, as President Trump is escalating his attacks against her opponent, Democrat Annie Andrews.”
“The South Carolina race, which features Republican Darline Graham Nordone against Democratic candidate Annie Andrews, moved from “Safe Republican” to “Leans Republican,” according to the University of Virginia Center for Politics election forecaster.”
“Tim Scott of South Carolina, chair of the Senate GOP’s campaign arm, touted the party’s spending advantage as key to helping Republicans hold on to their majority and credited Trump’s deep-pocketed political operation with ensuring the flood of cash continues.”
“Still, in North Carolina, former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper is expected to trounce former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Whatley in the race for a Senate seat currently held by Republicans.”
“Collins is once again fighting to keep her seat, in a race that could determine control of the Senate.”
“"I talk a lot about how it's the largest insurer of children here in South Carolina,"”