Lindsey Graham ends 2016 presidential campaign - National
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham announced Monday he was ending his 2016 presidential campaign.
globalnews.caIn the 2016 presidential campaign cycle, the biggest widely covered “late” development was that Lindsey Graham suspended/dropped out of the race in December 2015 after failing to gain traction in polls.[1][2][4]
What happened (key late-cycle news)
- He announced he was suspending his campaign in a video, saying he was proud of what he had done and emphasizing national security as the centerpiece of his effort.[2][1]
- Multiple outlets reported he had been struggling for support and would not continue the presidential bid through the next phase of primaries.[4][1]
Earlier campaign entry (context)
- Reporting from May 2015 covered that Graham planned to formally declare his 2016 presidential bid (framed as a long-shot in a crowded GOP field).[3]
If you tell me what you mean by “latest” (e.g., latest headlines during the 2015–2016 campaign, or coverage that mentions his 2016 run in 2026/this year), I can tailor the results to that timeframe and focus on the specific news angle you want.