South Carolina Senate Special Republican Primary: First Round Winner
- Darline Graham Nordone
- 100%
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- Candidate A
- 50%
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- Candidate B
- 50%
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- Candidate C
- 50%
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- Candidate D
- 50%
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- Candidate E
- 50%
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- Candidate F
- 50%
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- Candidate G
- 50%
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- Candidate H
- 50%
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- Candidate I
- 50%
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- Candidate J
- 50%
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- Other
- 50%
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- Ralph Norman
- 0%
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- Duke Buckner
- 0%
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- Russell Fry
- 0%
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- Mark Lynch
- 0%
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- Mark Sanford
- 0%
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- Sheri Biggs
- 0%
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- Pamela Evette
- 0%
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- Trey Gowdy
- 0%
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- Henry McMaster
- 0%
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Traders currently price "Darline Graham Nordone" at 100% for "South Carolina Senate Special Republican Primary: First Round Winner". Full distribution: Darline Graham Nordone 100%, Candidate A 50%, Candidate B 50%, Candidate C 50%. The market has traded $623K in total volume and resolves Aug 11, 2026. Darline Graham Nordone secured a commanding lead in South Carolina's August 11 special Republican primary for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by her late brother, finishing first with roughly one-third of the vote in a crowded field and advancing to the August 25 runoff against Ralph Norman. Her position reflects strong name recognition, the governor's appointment to complete the term, and an endorsement from President Trump, which consolidated support among Republican voters ahead of the first-round contest. Norman edged out other challengers for second place, while the remaining candidates split the balance of the vote. Trader consensus on the first-round outcome aligns with these certified results, though formal market resolution depends on final certification and any procedural reviews. A late reversal remains unlikely absent documented irregularities in vote tabulation.
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