Democrat Annie Andrews unseats Lindsey Graham's sister
Democrat Annie Andrews pulled off a major election upset in South Carolina, defeating longtime Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham's sister and becoming the state's first Democratic U.S. senator elected in nearly 30 years. Darline Graham congratulated Andrews and addressed supporters following her defeat, while President Donald Trump expressed disappointment over Republican losses. FOX's Chelsea Torres reports from Charleston as Democrats celebrate winning control of both the U.S. House and Senate.
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