Sen. Graham was central to recent political maneuvers. He pushed a bipartisan housing bill and kept the SAVE America Act front and center in his campaign. He campaigned for reelection, breaking with President Trump over the Director of National Intelligence pick. Graham opposed Bill Pulte. He backed Jay Clayton instead. He went to Kyiv to discuss Ukraine’s air defense and a new Russia sanctions bill. He wanted more military aid for Kyiv and harder sanctions on Russia. He backed the Trump administration’s Iran MOU as a diplomatic move. He also pushed for military action if talks failed. In 2026, he introduced the Federal Firearms Licensee Protection Act. He died suddenly on July 11, 2026, after a short illness.
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