Write In Ralph

is an independent grassroots project helping South Carolina Voters understand the write-in option for Ralph Norman

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

Welcome to https://t.co/sJkJDkY24v.

We are an independent grassroots project helping South Carolina Voters understand the write-in option for Ralph Norman!

Ralph Norman is the name on the write-in line, but this movement is about something much bigger than one man.

It’s about every South Carolinian who believes their voice still matters, their vote still belongs to them, and they don’t have to simply accept the choices handed down by the political establishment.
In that sense, we are all Ralph.

This is about standing up, speaking out, and reminding those in power that the final decision still belongs to the people.

[Chris Lawton 💙 @NMLifestyles]

@JanWalbring

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

@22elare Thune is an idiot no cares what he says. He’s in charge of the do nothing 🤡 show.

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

All over social media, voters are saying they are Holding Their Noses and voting for Nordone because she’s the Republican nominee. We ask you why? Why hold your nose? That doesn’t make sense. Do something about it. Maybe if all the nose holders Write In Norman he’ll win! Think about that….

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

@Pamiamsc @RepRalphNorman 🫪 he’s a little late to the party!

[SC First @SC_First_]

Straight from the horses mouth 👏🏼👏🏼 putting that theory to rest

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

And they call this a fair election! 🐂💩! Let’s go #WriteInRalph! We can do this people!

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

Check this out!

Sign the pledge to write in Ralph!

https://t.co/WOIVL2A3jO

[Kat.Mo1992! @KatToTheMo]

"VOTE FOR DARLINE!" 😡

Why??? "We don't vote for commies!"

Well.... what DO we vote for, then??? Because ZERO of Darline Graham's supporters can tell me WHY we are supposed to vote for her except to not elect a commie.

This is now SC politics. BREAK THE MACHINE! #WriteInRalph

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

Another crybaby 🤡 in the SCGOP! Common people we gotta start draining the swamp.

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

@SC_First_ They just don’t get it ! The SCGOP are 🤡🤡🤡!

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

@TaraServatius

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@Rycher614 Love this !

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

🗳️ HOW TO CAST A WRITE-IN VOTE

📅 November 3, 2026 — South Carolina
If you choose to cast a write-in vote, here’s what to expect at the voting machine:

1️⃣ SELECT “WRITE-IN”
On the ballot screen, select the WRITE-IN option for the office you are voting for.

2️⃣ TYPE THE CANDIDATE’S NAME
An on-screen keyboard will appear. Type the candidate’s name and select ACCEPT.

3️⃣ REVIEW YOUR PRINTED BALLOT
Your selections will be printed on your paper ballot. Review it carefully to make sure your choices are recorded as you intended before casting your ballot.

✔️ Take your time.
✔️ Check your selections.
✔️ Follow the instructions on the machine and from election officials.

For official South Carolina voting information, visit https://t.co/fYR0oBTqCN.

🇺🇸 Your vote. Your choice. Your voice.

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

Millions to Win the Primary. Five Dollars to Fight November.

SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
BY THE WRITE IN RALPH TEAM


There is a special kind of irony in watching South Carolina's Senate race unfold.
Less than a month after one of the most expensiveand aggressive Republican intraparty fights this state has ever seen, Darline Graham's campaign is now asking supporters to chip in five bucks because apparently the primary and runoff emptied their bank accounts.
In repeated emails this month, Graham's campaign has told supporters that two elections in two weeks drained its resources and left the campaign "running on fumes". So the message seems to be the Republican nomination has been secured (bought) but the money has to be rebuilt for November and the clock is ticking.
This week Graham even took the appeal to Fox News.
After telling Sean Hannity that Democrats were pouring money into South Carolina, she made the ask: "So, I need help.." before directing TV viewers to her website and requesting small dollar donations.
The timing makes this whole thing difficult not to notice.
For weeks, an extraordinary amount of political money and energy was devoted not to defeating Democrat Annie Andrews, but to defeating conservative and populist Republicans.
Outside organizations spent at least $5 million supporting Graham during the special primary and runoff while nearly $5 million was also spent opposing Ralph Norman. Norman, by comparison, only benefited from about $517,000 total in outside support.
That stark contrast is hard to miss.
South Carolina Republicans just came through a compressed primary process in which millions of dollars were spent promoting one Republican and attacking another Republican.
Now the primary is over.
The Democrat is still standing.
And the Republican nominee is asking for five dollars because her campaign blew it all on fighting their own.
Meanwhile, Andrews entered this phase from a very different financial position. Her most recent complete FEC report showed roughly $10.8 million raised through June 30th and about $4.1 million in cash on hand. A Democratic-aligned group has since announced another $2.5 million advertising campaign supporting her effort against Graham.
So there's a strategic question worth asking here.
What exactly was accomplished by pouring so much political capital into destroying fellow Republicans during a frantic August primary if the nominee emerges from that fight immediately warning supporters that she lacks the resources to compete in November?
The Graham Machine took yet another title-belt from a Republican nomination.
Whether the road taken to get there left the party stronger for the general election is something to ponder.
There is something almost darkly humorous about that sequence.
Millions were available when the target was another Republican.
Now that the opponent is a Democrat, the hat is being passed around for five-dollar bills.
Perhaps that is simply the cost of winning a difficult primary where the candidate is tough-sell.
Or perhaps South Carolina is getting an early look at the bill for the political war that was waged before the general election even started.

[Kendra Sexton @kendradsexton]

And they all endorsed
Darline Graham.

That's your proof.

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

Let’s Write In Ralph!

[InteractivePolls @IAPolls2022]

SOUTH CAROLINA POLL - Senate

🟥 Darline Graham: 43%
🟦 Annie Andrews: 42%
🟨 Other: 6%

@trafalgar_group | LV | 9/23-25 | R59/D29
https://t.co/2GDsoqzeJa

[Write In Ralph @WriteInRalphcom]

@SC_First_ 😂😂😂

[SC First @SC_First_]

Millions were spent fighting fellow Republicans. Now Darline Graham’s campaign says the primary and runoff “emptied our account” and is asking supporters for $5.

That is one expensive victory lap.

https://t.co/zs0mOrPWK7