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    The electoral history now records Ralph Norman’s defeat by incumbent Darline Graham in the 2026 South Carolina Senate primary runoff, including the candidates’ vote totals and percentages. Election-result references and page metadata were also updated.
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    Ralph Norman’s listed committee assignments now include Financial Services, Budget, and Rules committees rather than Oversight and Science committees. The page also adds details about the Silfab Solar controversy and notes that Norman finished third in the gubernatorial primary and endorsed Alan Wilson in the runoff.
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    The page's last edited timestamp updated from 13 September 2026, 01:30 to 16 September 2026, 01:20, indicating a subsequent edit in the page history.
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    The page's last edited timestamp changed from 7 September 2026, at 15:33 to 13 September 2026, at 01:30. This reflects a newer edit to the article's metadata and does not modify the article's substantive content.
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    Adds details that Norman was the only representative besides Edwards to vote against censuring Chuck Edwards in September 2026, and includes related citations and an updated page edit timestamp. The update situates Norman within the ethics dispute and references the related coverage and sources.
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    The page now includes updated 2026 campaign details, noting that Norman’s congressional tenure would end in January 2027 after unsuccessful gubernatorial and U.S. Senate bids, and records the August 11 and August 25, 2026 election results; the bottom timestamp was changed from August 25 to August 31, 2026.
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