Sen. Lindsey Graham expressed concerns about North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson following reports of lewd posts on a pornographic website. Robinson denied the reports, calling them “tabloid trash” and vowing to stay in the race. Graham suggested that Robinson should sue CNN if the allegations are false, as they could impact his campaign. North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein criticized Robinson, saying he exists because of Donald Trump’s support. Graham also discussed efforts to change Nebraska’s Electoral College voting system to a winner-take-all format, with support from the state’s federal delegation. Sen. Pete Ricketts emphasized the importance of ensuring rural voters are not disenfranchised. Graham estimated a 50-50 chance of the law changing before Election Day. Overall, the focus is on the impact of these events and potential legal action regarding the allegations against Robinson and the proposed Electoral College vote system change in Nebraska.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham insists that embattled GOP candidate Mark Robinson must justify himself
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