As South Carolina prepares for its crucial GOP Senate primary runoff, candidates Darline Graham and Ralph Norman are making their last pitches to voters. With early voting showing strong turnout across the state, including in Greenville and Spartanburg Counties, attention is focused on the Pee Dee and Upstate regions, which could play a pivotal role in deciding the nominee. The candidates clashed in a scheduled debate, addressing critical issues such as immigration and national security. Graham, backed by Trump, faces scrutiny over her campaign, while Norman questions the implications of this endorsement. With Election Day looming, voters are eager to make their voices heard in what has been described as one of the oddest Senate races in decades.