A new survey ahead of Election Day finds South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race in a deadlock between Republican Sen. Darline Graham and Democratic challenger Annie Andrews. The results arrive just days before the midterms, with multiple outlets describing the contest as too close to call.
According to reporting, the poll from New York Times/Siena University shows both candidates tied at 48% among likely voters in South Carolina. Outlets characterize the race as a tight sprint, but some emphasize potential vulnerabilities for Graham while others frame the situation more neutrally as a stalemate.
The coverage overall aligns on the core finding: Graham and Andrews are locked together in the final week before voters go to the polls, and the deadlock underscores how competitive the race is going into Election Day.
