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Early voting for special Senate primary election underway in South Carolina
Early voting for South Carolina's special Senate primary election began in York County as voters choose a candidate to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham. Ten GOP candidates, including newly added Danny Ford II, are competing, with eligibility restricted to those who voted in the June Republican primary or did not vote. The special election is scheduled for August 11, with a potential runoff on August 25.
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