Henry McMaster

Henry McMaster

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Henry McMaster is the current Governor of South Carolina, having taken office in 2017. A member of the Republican Party, he has a long history in South Carolina politics, previously serving as the state's lieutenant governor and as the state's attorney general. McMaster is known for his strong support of economic development and his commitment to enhancing job creation in South Carolina. Recently, he participated in discussions about energy policy and the importance of streamlining government processes to maintain the U.S.'s competitive edge in energy and technology.

Born on May 27, 1947 (79 years old)

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United States United States: South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster announced that Darline Graham would fill her brother's Senate seat. 6

Fox News: Darline Graham unveils legislative focus in Senate bid for Lindsey's legacy

United States United States: Graham was appointed to the seat by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster to serve until January 2027. 6

CNN: Sen. Darline Graham running for full Senate term after being appointed to Lindsey Graham’s seat

United States United States: South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster appointed Graham Nordone to temporarily fill the seat left vacant by her brother’s sudden death. 6

Fox News: President Trump urges Lindsey Graham’s sister to run for late senator’s seat

Taiwan Taiwan: South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster picked Darline Graham Nordone to complete the remainder of the late US senator Lindsey Graham’s term. 6

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Graham’s sister appointed to complete his term

United States United States: Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham to finish the rest of her brother's term. 6

Fox News: Elena Kagan honors Lindsey Graham, who voted for her confirmation