CHARLOTTE — We’re just days away from the special election to decide who will replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham on the November ballot.
His sister, Darline Graham, is serving in his place.
She told reporters on Sunday that if she is elected to a full term, she wants to address the Save America Act and other concerns on Capitol Hill.
“I would love to get back in there and get that accomplished, so that is definitely one of the things,” Graham said. “Other things I’m concerned about is the rising costs of healthcare. Another thing, like I’ve talked about, is affordability for struggling families.”
Whoever wins the nomination will face Democrat Annie Andrews in November.
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