Graham says he won't vote for healthcare subsidies as stalemate drags on

A temporary spending plan to get the government back up and running continues to stall out in the Senate as the shutdown becomes one of the longest in U.S. history.

South Carolina's politicians have been active in Washington D.C. and at home advocating for an end to the shutdown. Many of these same politicians are also in the midst of campaigns as the 2026 governor's race, Senate and congressional elections all approach.