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South Carolina winner Annie Andrews talks about her win and the path ahead
npr.org  ·  04.11.2026 23:04

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  1. Annie Andrews Flips South Carolina Senate Seat in Stunning Upset time.com  ·  04.11 04:44
  2. Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina’s Senate seat aljazeera.com  ·  04.11 04:39
  3. Democrat Annie Andrews wins South Carolina Senate race in major upset npr.org  ·  04.11 04:39
  4. Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina Senate seat held by Republicans since 1998 theguardian.com  ·  04.11 04:16
  5. Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina Senate seat 19thnews.org  ·  04.11 03:55
  6. Massive upset: Andrews downs Trump-backed Graham in ruby-red South Carolina foxnews.com  ·  04.11 03:16
  7. Oklahoma offense stuck in neutral: Loss to South Carolina highlights key decisions ahead for Brent Venables cbssports.com  ·  01.11 01:28

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