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Politics · October 29, 2026

Trump Speaks at Midterm Rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina

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President Donald Trump held a midterm campaign rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, on October 29 to support Republican Senator Darline Graham. This event marks the president's second visit to the state in eight days as Graham faces a competitive challenge from Democrat Annie Andrews for the seat formerly held by Graham's late brother. The visit occurs amid a broader shifting strategy for the final days of the midterm elections, in which the president has canceled some in-person rallies in favor of 'telerallies' intended to reach a wider range of states. Republicans currently seek to maintain their Senate majority in a race that has drawn significant national attention and funding to a traditionally red state.

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  • President Trump held a rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina on Thursday, October 29.
  • The rally was in support of Republican Senator Darline Graham.
  • Darline Graham is running against Democrat Annie Andrews.
  • This was Trump's second visit to South Carolina in approximately one week.
  • The rally took place just days before the midterm elections.

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  • Darline Graham is the sister of the late senator who previously held the seat.
  • Trump canceled weekend rallies in Iowa and Kansas in favor of 'telerallies'.
  • Republican Rep. Ralph Norman, who lost to Graham in the primary, has been critical of her nomination.
  • South Carolina has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in nearly thirty decades.
  • Recent polling shows a tight race between Graham and Andrews.

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