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Wednesday, August 26, 2026

A Darline Graham le primarie in South Carolina, vittoria per Trump

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Darline Graham, la sorella del senatore repubblicano defunto Lindsey Graham, ha vinto le primarie in South Carolina per il Senato. Lo riportano i media americani. Darline Graham è stata appoggiata da Donald Trump e la sua vittoria è una conferma della presa del presidente sulla sua base e sul partito. Graham sfiderà a novembre la democratica Annie Andrews.

Trump ha festeggiato la vittoria di Graham con un'immagine sul suo social Truth che li ritrae insieme con la scritta "Darline Graham vince. Appoggiata da Donald Trump".

La socialista democratica N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas ha invece vinto le primarie dei liberal in Oklahoma per il Senato. Thomas ha battuto il moderato Jim Priest e a novembre sfiderà il repubblicano Kevin Hern, dato per favorito. 
   

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