GOP Senate Candidates Clash on Fauci, China in Newberry Debate
The Republican U.S. Senate Special Primary Runoff Debate between Darline Graham and Ralph Norman took place in Newberry, South Carolina, on Tuesday night. The candidates discussed various topics including Dr. Anthony Fauci, China-Taiwan tensions, China purchasing U.S. farmland, and data…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 18, 2026 —
Newberry, South Carolina – Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls Darline Graham and Ralph Norman met Tuesday night for a special primary runoff debate, addressing a range of national and international issues.
The debate, held in Newberry, South Carolina, saw the candidates weigh in on topics including the role of Dr. Anthony Fauci, escalating tensions between China and Taiwan, concerns over China’s acquisition of U.S. farmland, and the development of data centers.
Voters in the Republican primary runoff will soon have the opportunity to cast their ballots. Early voting is set to commence on Wednesday, August 19, and will continue through Friday, August 21.
The official runoff election day is scheduled for Tuesday, August 25.
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