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Rep Ralph Norman says he's 'interested' in Graham's Senate seat, lays out priorities before deciding to run

Speculation builds in South Carolina as Republican lawmakers consider bids to fill the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s seat.

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William Timmons has also addressed ongoing public speculation regarding his own potential candidacy. Coverage from outlets including Fox Business, Politico, WYFF, and WIS News 10 emphasizes the procedural requirements for the upcoming special Republican primary.

Discussions are focused on voter eligibility, with officials clarifying that individuals who voted in the June Democratic primary are excluded from the Republican selection process. Future reports are expected to track official filing announcements from prospective candidates.

Coverage does not yet specify a final list of contenders or a date for the special election.

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Who is eligible to vote in the special Republican primary?

According to reports from WIS News 10 and the Post and Courier, voters who participated in the June Democratic primary are ineligible to participate in the process to replace Lindsey Graham.

Which officials have expressed interest in the seat?

Reports from Fox Business and Politico indicate that Rep. Ralph Norman is interested and Rep. Nancy Mace is considering a run. Rep. William Timmons has addressed speculation regarding his potential candidacy.

Is the election date set?

Current coverage does not specify a date for the special election.

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