Super PAC Targeting Conservatives Against Clean Energy Touts Fifth Republican Primary Win — SkimNews
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- Darline Graham won Tuesday's South Carolina Republican Senate primary, defeating Rep. Ralph Norman with backing from the Invest in Tomorrow Coalition (ITC) and President Trump
- Invest in Tomorrow Coalition (ITC), a clean energy super PAC financed by a solar entrepreneur, backed Graham's primary campaign and is touting the win as its fifth Republican primary victory
- President Donald Trump is celebrating Graham's win alongside the ITC, an unusual alignment between a solar-financed PAC and the White House in a GOP primary
- The late Sen. Lindsey Graham's sister Darline Graham now advances as the GOP nominee in the South Carolina Senate race after defeating Rep. Ralph Norman
Why it matters: The ITC, financed by a solar entrepreneur, now claims five Republican primary wins — including this South Carolina upset over Rep. Ralph Norman — signaling that clean-energy money is now a viable force in red-state GOP primaries when paired with pro-Trump candidates.
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