Democrat Annie Andrews wins South Carolina Senate seat
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 04:31 · Archive
Democrat Annie Andrews has won the U.S. Senate election in South Carolina, defeating the Republican incumbent.
Democrat Annie Andrews won Tuesday's general election for the U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina, defeating Republican incumbent Senator Darline Graham along with Libertarian and Constitution Party candidates. Andrews is the first woman elected to represent South Carolina in the Senate and the first Democratic senator from the state since Fritz Hollings retired in 2005.
Following her victory, Andrews visited Mount Pleasant, where supporters celebrated her election. She pledged to address the cost of living and specifically vowed to work to lower diesel prices, which she said result from the war with Iran. She indicated she would seek a way out of the conflict to reduce fuel costs.
Andrews, a pediatrician, said her victory reflected people coming together to put South Carolina first. She highlighted her commitment to teachers, veterans struggling with healthcare, law enforcement needing stronger federal partnerships, and fishermen and shrimpers affected by high diesel costs. Andrews said her experiences as a mother and pediatrician would shape her work in Washington, adding that the Senate needed that perspective.

How it is being reported
- Sen.-elect Annie Andrews visits Mount Pleasant, pledges to address cost of livingSouth Carolina U.S. Sen.-elect Dr. Annie Andrews returned to Mount Pleasant, where supporters celebrated her historic election victory, and she pledged to address the cost of living.Live5News · 5 Nov, 03:52
- Annie Andrews wins Senate election in South CarolinaDemocrat Annie Andrews is heading to the United States Senate after winning Tuesday’s general election.WISTV · 4 Nov, 03:40
In this story: Annie Andrews · Darline Graham · South Carolina · Mount Pleasant · Fritz Hollings
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