CHARLESTON, S.C. — Senator Lindsey Graham’s comments that Black people can succeed without limits in South Carolina if they are conservative and that young women can excel if they follow a “traditional family structure” have framed the final arguments of the costly Senate campaign here.
Mr. Graham, a Republican seeking his fourth Senate term, has sped across South Carolina on a bus tour, imploring voters not to be tricked into abandoning him. Jaime Harrison, his Democratic opponent, has called the veteran senator a relic and is dominating the airwaves, powered by record-shattering…
