Feb 03 2026

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today announced he secured nearly $150 million in funding for infrastructure and workplace development projects across South Carolina after the passage of the third Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 appropriations package. The House of Representatives approved the package today, and the Senate approved it on Friday, January 30 by a vote of 71 to 29.

Jan 29 2026

U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) today introduced the Save the Kurds Act, in response to the Syrian government forces’ repeated attacks on the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The legislation would impose sanctions on Syrian government officials and financial institutions, and foreign individuals who engage in any transaction, including military or financial support, with the Syrian government.

Jan 27 2026

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today voted to advance the Pregnant Students’ Rights Act on the floor of the U.S. Senate. This legislation, of which Graham is a co-sponsor, would require colleges and universities receiving federal funds to inform their campuses of the rights and resources available to pregnant students. Unfortunately, the legislation was blocked by Senate Democrats.

Jan 20 2026

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) received an “A+” rating on the Susan B. Anthony (SBA) National Pro-life Scorecard. This scorecard recognizes members of Congress who have championed pro-life policies in the 119th Congress.

Jan 18 2026

“I just finished one of the most consequential and important visits to our great friend Israel since I've been to elected office. We live in very challenging times full of danger but there are incredibly historic opportunities ahead.

“I listened to Prime Minister Netanyahu’s ideas about how to build on existing partnerships to secure weapons of the future, and it made a lot of sense. The Prime Minister convinced me that Israel is developing weapons that will change the future of warfare. They would love to partner with the United States, which is the most important form of aid we could ever give them and the most important event that would provide security to both countries.  Most importantly, the aid is a partnership and working together on weapons development would significantly enhance the security of both the United States and Israel. I told the Prime Minister this makes eminent sense to me, and I will go back to Washington, looking at this potential joint venture as a 21st century ‘Manhattan Project.’ Failure is not an option -- we have to get ahead of our enemies. 

“I have been as clear as I know how to be for a very long time that the ayatollah’s regime in Iran is second to none in terms of threats to the United States, Israel, the region, and the world. If Iran had a nuclear weapon, I know they would use it. They are religious Nazis. We've been working with Israel for years to contain this threat and to cripple the ayatollah’s desire to enact his religious Nazi regime.

“President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu have been one of the most successful duos for the security and prosperity for the United States and Israel since the founding of the one and only Jewish state. President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu have done great and necessary things to protect Israel, and to make the United States and our allies safer. 

“This is an invaluable relationship that will further America’s economic prosperity and security interests. When it comes to Israel, we have common enemies and common values. After my visit, I believe this partnership will continue to pay dividends in historic ways.”

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