Thread: Two ALIPAC Endorsed Candidates Running for Senate in SC

Two ALIPAC Endorsed Candidates Running for Senate in SC

Rare Occurrence

For National Release : August 6, 2026

In a very rare occurrence, two candidates endorsed by ALIPAC, Mark Lynch and Rep. Ralph Norman, are running in the Aug 11 special GOP primary election in South Carolina to succeed late Senator Lindsey Graham, who passed away on Saturday, July 11, at the age of 71 without fulfilling his dream of giving Amnesty to tens of millions of illegals.

There are ten candidates running in the August 11 special South Carolina election to replace Lindsey Graham, including Duke Buckner, Danny Lee Ford II, Russell Fry, Darlene Graham, Mark Lynch, Mark McBride, Ralph Norman, Glenda Gail Parker, Mark Sanford, and Samuel Sam Shepherd.

Lindsey Graham's sister, Darlene Graham, is endorsed by Trump, and ALIPAC has concerns that she will try to carry on her deceased brother's efforts to give nation-destroying Amnesty to millions of illegal invaders. There are no issue position statements on Darlene's campaign website.

ALIPAC endorsed Representative Ralph Norman on September 1, 2021, along with 24 other GOP Reps when they signed open letters directed to Joe Biden and border chief Alejandro Mayorkas opposing illegal immigration and Amnesty for illegals. (View Endorsement).

ALIPAC endorsed Mark Lynch for US Senate in the 2026 GOP Primary on May 12 because Lynch's campaign made it clear Lynch opposes both illegal immigration and any form of Amnesty for illegals and won't work with liberal Democrats on immigration legislation like Graham did. (View Endorsement)

A candidate needs more than 50% of the vote to avoid a run-off in South Carolina, and it looks likely that the top two vote-earners of the special election will have a run-off on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.

The winner of the special GOP primary or run-off will advance to face off with Democrat Annie Andrews, who is unlikely to win in such a solidly Republican state.

Will Darlene Graham rejoin the US Senate to carry on her fallen brother's dream of nation-destroying mass Amnesty for tens of millions of illegals, or will a border security hawk and Amnesty opponent like Ralph Norman or Mark Lynch represent South Carolina?

Spain just found out the hard way when their socialist leadership announced Amnesty for 500,000 illegal invaders, and it triggered a massive new invasion of their enclave Ceuta by 60,000 military-aged Muslim Moroccan men who looted stores and homes and set fire to vehicles.

For more information about which 2026 candidates and lawmakers support or oppose Amnesty for illegals, please visit www.ALIPAC.us.

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