Charleston, South Carolina, the US – South Carolina has elected a Democrat to the United States Senate for the first time since 1998. In a major upset for the Republican Party, Annie Andrews won in a state typically seen as a solid Republican stronghold. “I think we just made some history,” Andrews said Tuesday night after results came in. Andrews outraised Republican candidate Darline Graham by $22m, primarily with grassroots donations. She had pledged to take zero dollars from corporate Political Action Committees (PACs). Andrews campaigned on lowering costs for working families, expanding affordable healthcare, protecting reproductive rights, while opposing endless wars.
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