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In short
A poll cited by The New York Times says the Senate race in heavily Republican South Carolina is a tossup.1 CBS News reports the same result, with Graham and Andrews tied in the South Carolina Senate race.2
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Common ground
Who is involved
- PBS NewsHour reports a Trump rally in South Carolina supporting Darline Graham.2
Background
- 2026Darline Graham was appointed to her brother Lindsey Graham's seat after he died on July 11, 2026.WW
- 2026Lindsey Graham won the Republican nomination for a fifth term in June 2026 but died before the general election.W
- Darline Graham defeated Ralph Norman in a runoff on August 25, with 52.5% of the vote.W
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The headlines, side by side
- The New York Times · United States · 10:15Heavily Republican South Carolina’s Senate Race Is a Tossup, Poll FindsRead at the newspaper ↗
- CBS News · United States · 23:00Graham, Andrews tied in South Carolina Senate race, new poll showsRead at the newspaper ↗
Words in common
- carolina
- poll
- race
- south