Poll Shows Tight Race for South Carolina Senate Seat Between Graham and Andrews
A new poll shows Senator Darline Graham (R-S.C.) and Democratic challenger Annie Andrews are virtually tied in the race for the South Carolina Senate seat.
Baltimore, MD, September 26, 2026 —
Columbia, S.C. – The contest for the South Carolina Senate seat is shaping up to be a close race, according to a recently released poll. The survey indicates that incumbent Senator Darline Graham, a Republican, and Democratic challenger Annie Andrews are virtually tied in their bid for the seat.
The poll results suggest a highly competitive election, with neither candidate holding a significant lead over the other. Further details regarding the poll’s methodology, including the number of respondents, the margin of error, and the specific dates of data collection, were not immediately available.
Senator Graham, representing South Carolina, is seeking re-election. Annie Andrews is campaigning as the Democratic challenger. The specific district or constituency for this Senate seat was not detailed in the provided summary.
The close standing between the two candidates suggests that the outcome of the election may hinge on voter turnout and the effectiveness of each campaign’s final push. Additional polling or election analysis may provide further insight into voter sentiment and potential shifts leading up to the election day. Information regarding the timeline for the election, including when voters will cast their ballots, was not specified in the summary.
No information was provided regarding the specific platforms or key policy differences between Senator Graham and Annie Andrews, nor were campaign activities or endorsements mentioned.
Story summarized from the original created by Sarah Davis on thehill.com, see more information here.
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