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U.S. Senate · South Carolina · 4 candidates

South Carolina: who do you expect to win the U.S. Senate race?

Held until 10 responses

Fewer than 10 votes on recordCloses Nov 3

The South Carolina U.S. Senate race on November 3. On the November ballot, per the South Carolina Election Commission candidate listing: Annie Andrews (Dem), Darline Graham (Rep), Mark Hackett (Constitution), Kasie Whitener (Lib). Each figure is the share of everyone who answered who expects that candidate to win on November 3: an expectation, not a forecast and never an endorsement.