Senator Darline Graham, the South Carolina Republican who took over her late brother Lindsey Graham's Senate seat, has confirmed she will stand for a full term, framing her campaign around everyday "kitchen-table" concerns for voters. She made the announcement during an exclusive interview with Fox News' "Hannity", in which she also reflected on her brother's sudden death and her decision to carry on his political legacy rather than let it "die" with him.

Graham succeeded her brother in the Senate seat after his unexpected passing, and the interview marked her first major public statement on her long-term political plans. She indicated that practical, bread-and-butter issues affecting South Carolina families would form the core of her policy focus as she seeks to secure the seat in her own right.