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What happened
The main super PAC supporting Republican Senate candidates is planning to inject five million dollars into the South Carolina campaign. Outlets report this funding serves as an insurance policy as the race tightens. The Republican candidate is currently facing a Democratic challenger.
Outlets across the political spectrum agree that the Senate Leadership Fund is sending five million dollars to support the Republican Senate campaign in South Carolina.
The Left outlet Axios frames the funding as a protective insurance policy for a seat in a strongly Republican state. The Right outlet BizPac Review uses more vivid language, describing the fund as tossing a lifeline. The Center outlet The Wall Street Journal focuses its opinion coverage on the competitive nature of the race against the Democratic opponent.
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Tillis backs Whatley in North Carolina Senate race
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) is backing Republican candidate Michael Whatley for the Senate seat he’s leaving behind — his first public declaration of who he will support. Whatley is in a tight race against former Gov. Roy Cooper (D), who is currently favored to win. Tillis told NewsNation, The Hill’s sister network, on Tuesday that…
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Source context: The main super PAC supporting Republican Senate candidates plans to inject $5 million into the South Carolina campaign as an "insurance policy" to help GOP nominee Darline Graham, a source familiar with the move tells Axios.Why it matters: The GOP's concern that a Senate seat in …
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The main super PAC supporting Republican Senate candidates plans to inject $5 million into the South Carolina campaign as an "insurance policy" to help GOP nominee Darline Graham, a source familiar with the move tells Axios.Why it matters: The GOP's concern that a Senate seat in blood-red South Carolina could be in play shows just how bad the political…
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Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) is backing Republican candidate Michael Whatley for the Senate seat he’s leaving behind — his first public declaration of who he will support. Whatley is in a tight race against former Gov. Roy Cooper (D), who is currently favored to win. Tillis told NewsNation, The Hill’s sister network, on Tuesday that…
Democrat Annie Andrews is showing up. Darline Graham is nowhere to be found.
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The Senate Leadership Fund planned to pour $5 million into South Carolina to help Republican South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham, a source familiar with the move told…
Graham is barely ahead of her Democratic opponent
