Lindsey Graham, US Senator, Dies Suddenly at 71

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US Senator Lindsey Graham has died suddenly at age 71 after a brief illness, reportedly an aortic dissection.
His death creates a vacancy in the Senate, narrowing the Republican majority and impacting legislative efforts.
A replacement will be appointed by the governor, with a special election to follow.

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US Senator Lindsey Graham has died suddenly at age 71 after a brief illness, reportedly an aortic dissection. His death creates a vacancy in the Senate, narrowing the Republican majority and impacting legislative efforts. A replacement will be appointed by the governor, with a special election to follow.

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