Trafalgar poll shows Darline Graham leading Annie Andrews by one point
In South Carolina's Senate race, a Trafalgar Group poll released on Sept. 26 showed Republican Darline Graham leading Democrat Annie Andrews 43% to 42%. The Greenville News reported on the tightening race on Sept. 28.
Why it mattersBecause Lindsey Graham died, South Carolina citizens must choose a new leader to represent them in Washington.
How we got here
- Senator Lindsey Graham died, vacating his contested seat. Postandcourier
- Darline Graham defeated Ralph Norman in the Republican runoff to become the party nominee. Postandcourier, Qcnews
- InsiderAdvantage began surveying likely general-election voters. Greenvilleonline
- Darline Graham announced she accepted an invitation to debate Annie Andrews. Abcnews4
- The Trafalgar Group began polling likely general-election voters. Thetrafalgargroup
- A poll showing Graham ahead of Andrews by about one point was released. Greenvilleonline
- A report detailing the close polling was published. Greenvilleonline
- South Carolina’s statewide general election is scheduled. Gov
What's likely next
- Darline Graham and Annie Andrews are scheduled to debate in an event hosted by SCETV.
- South Carolina’s statewide general election.
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The coverage
- Graham, Andrews neck and neck in South Carolina Senate race: PollThe Hill · Sep 27
- SC Senate race 2026 between Graham, Andrews tightens, new ...Greenvilleonline · Sep 28
- Candidates, experts react after new poll shows SC's US Senate race as neck and neckWCIV · Sep 28
- Darline Graham emphatically accepts Ar. Annie Andrews debate proposal, set for Oct. 11Abcnews4
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