Darline Graham Is Thinking About Running for Her Brother’s Seat — and South Carolina Should Want Her To

mourning. She carries the name, the story, and the personal weight of a man who served this state for twenty-four years and died working on election integrity legislation the night before he was supposed to appear on national television.

Cook Political Report rates the race as solidly Republican after Lindsey’s death. The seat isn’t going anywhere. The question is who holds it — and whether South Carolina sends someone to Washington who honors what Lindsey built, or someone who simply fills the chair.