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Darline Graham barely fending off Democrat opponent in red state, GOP-leaning pollster finds

The poll placed Andrews less than two percentage points behind Graham in South Carolina’s Senate race.

Darline Graham barely fending off Democrat opponent in red state, GOP-leaning pollster finds
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A Trafalgar Group poll put South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham just ahead of Democratic nominee Annie Andrews, 43.4% to 42.3%. The article also cites earlier polls showing a close contest and recalls criticism of Graham from her primary campaign.

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Democratic Senate candidate and Graham’s opponent in the poll

PRIMARY SUBJECT
Darline Graham
R · SC · SEN

Republican Senate incumbent and subject of polling in a close reelection race

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Lindsey Graham
Former U.S. Senator (R-SC)

Former South Carolina senator and Darline Graham’s late brother

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose endorsement Graham received in the primary

Ralph Norman
R · SC-5

Republican representative whom Graham defeated in the primary runoff

ALSO MENTIONED  Henry McMaster, South Carolina governor who appointed Graham to the Senate seat; Jay Kilmartin, South Carolina state representative who described grassroots Republicans’ concerns about Graham; Jordan Pace, South Carolina Freedom Conference chairman quoted about party support for Graham

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Poll Shows Graham and Andrews Close in South Carolina Senate Race

The outlets agree that a Trafalgar Group poll put Sen. Darline Graham narrowly ahead of Annie Andrews in South Carolina’s Senate race, with the result close. Center outlets pair the poll with Andrews’s criticism of Graham’s vote and differences in their healthcare positions. Right-leaning outlets present the narrow margin as a warning sign for Graham and the GOP, with FITSNews linking it to party divisions and voter concerns.

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