It’s anyone’s race in South Carolina between appointed Republican Sen. Darline Graham and Democratic nominee Annie Andrews. South Carolina hasn’t elected a Democrat to the US Senate since 1998.

S.C., says her opponent, South Carolina Democratic Senate nominee Annie Andrews, flip-flops on policies on ‘Hannity.’

If a red-state firewall is going to save the Republican Senate majority, the polls aren’t showing it yet, just four days out from Tuesday’s midterm elections. The RealClearPolitics polling averages showed Democrats leading in six of eight toss-up Senate races as of Thursday night. The Republicans lead by 2.7 percentage points in South Carolina, which […]

Thursday on the RealClearPolitics podcast, Carl Cannon, Tom Bevan, and Andrew Walworth discuss the bombshell claim that Democrat Mary Peltola intentionally recruited the second Dan Sullivan! Will President Trump's visit to South Carolina put Republican Senate candidate Darline Graham over the top? And RCP co-founder John McIntyre writes that Democrats are poised for "the largest generic ballot win since Obama’s 2008 blowout." New Yorker staff...

Voters share their thoughts on the midterm elections after casting their ballot early at one polling station in Fort Mill, South Carolina on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026.

The rally at the Rock Hill Sports & Events Center aims to boost Darline Graham, who faces as unusually close Senate race for a Republican in South Carolina.

The Post and Courier's editorial staff invited Republican Alan Wilson and Democrat Jermaine Johnson to explain why he should be South Carolina's next governor. Here's Rep. Johnson's answer.

At Wednesday's rally, Democrat Annie Andrews told supporters she'd just shared a beer with "new friend" Warren Norman, the GOP congressman's son.