GREENVILLE, S.C. — Fourth District voters in Greenville will get a morning with Sen. Darline Graham on Wednesday, Oct. 28, when the district Republican club stages a Coffee & Conversation breakfast at 8 a.m.
Listing notes posted with 98.9 WORD say the club is teaming with the station for the session. Joey Hudson and Bill Frady are booked to run the conversation. Planned themes include schools, women’s sports, abortion law and where Trump’s agenda goes if Republicans keep or flip Congress in November.
Club leaders said earlier breakfasts filled up fast and are pushing ticket reservations. Greer residents fall inside that Fourth District map, so the stop is aimed at the same Upstate audience that follows Greenville County races.
Separately, county party chair Jeff Davis has told local reporters that Trump is lined up for a Greenville County appearance on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to boost Graham, though the last venue details were still being finished.
Statewide early voting opens Oct. 19. Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, the region’s commercial aviation hub, sits entirely inside Greer city limits and figures into security planning for any presidential arrival.
