Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-SC) six GOP challengers “predicted the primary would be a referendum on the two-term incumbent’s record. Instead, Republican voters bucked Tea Party dissenters and gave Graham roughly 60% of the vote, lending credence to criticism the ‘anybody-but-Graham’ movement is driven by a vocal but small minority,” The State reports.
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