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DAnnie Andrews
52.3%
1,042,362 votes
RDarline Graham
47.7%
951,165 votes
Official counts as reported · South Carolina Election Commission ENR (unofficial)Updated 54h ago
LIVE · SC · GOVERNORCOUNTING
DJermaine Johnson
47.7%
959,001 votes
RAlan Wilson
52.3%
1,050,190 votes
Official counts as reported · South Carolina Election Commission ENR (unofficial)Updated 54h ago
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Polls
Senate
Electoral-vote.com, nonpartisan pollsters only. Average of each pollster's latest poll, last 30 days.
Checked hourly · last Nov 6, 8:15 AM ET
Money raised, cash on hand
Senate
FEC filings, 2025–26. Governors report to their state.
Through 10/14/2026 · next Dec 3
Small-donor share
Senate
Donations under $200 (FEC).
Through 10/14/2026
Own money
Senate
Candidate's own contributions and loans (FEC).
Through 10/14/2026
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U.S. Senate
Open seat
DAnnie Andrews
Democratic
RDarline Graham
Republican · incumbent
Background
Education
University of Dayton
Medical University of South Carolina
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
College of Charleston
South Carolina State University
Work experience
Campaign sites, official bios, Wikipedia, Ballotpedia
United States senator · 2026–now
Polls
Poll average
1 poll, Nov 4–Nov 4 · Electoral-vote.com
51.0%
46.0%
Within typical polling error (±5.4 pts, 538).
Every poll (1)
PollsterMidpointAndrewsGrahamCalled for Annie Andrews(D)Nov 45146
• in the average
Money
Raised
FEC · through 10/14/2026
Cash on hand
$1.7M
$634K
From small donors
Under $200
53%
11%
Own money
None
None
Record in Congress
Votes with own party
Party-line votes · Voteview
Not in the current Congress
98%
of 45 Senate votes
Missed votes
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11.3%
Laken Riley Act
Requires federal detention of immigrants in the country illegally who are charged with theft or violent crimes.
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HALT Fentanyl Act
Permanently classifies fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs.
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One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Budget reconciliation law covering taxes, spending, Medicaid and SNAP.
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GENIUS Act
Sets federal rules for payment stablecoins.
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Continuing Appropriations Act, 2026
Funding bill that ended the fall 2025 government shutdown.
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Secure America Act
2026 budget reconciliation bill.
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Issues
Economy and cost of living · South Carolina, last 10 years
Health care
“In the Senate, I'll work to: Advocate for policies like a public option that expand access to affordable healthcare for all South Carolinians”
drannieandrews.com ↗Not on their site
Immigration and the border · South Carolina, last 10 years
What they say
Not on their site
“Darline supports finishing the wall, fully funding border enforcement, and ending catch-and-release.”
darlinegraham.com ↗Taxes and spending · South Carolina, last 10 years
What they say
“I'll fight to: End tax breaks for the ultra-wealthy and corporate polluters”
drannieandrews.com ↗“She will work to make the Trump tax cuts permanent, root out waste and fraud in federal spending, and stop Washington from mortgaging our children's future.”
darlinegraham.com ↗Abortion
Not on their site
“She supports mothers, adoption, and pregnancy resource centers, and opposes taxpayer funding of abortion.”
darlinegraham.com ↗+2 more on the ballot
- Kasie Whitener (Libertarian) · raised $28K · campaign site
- Mark Hackett (Constitution)
Governor
Incumbent: Henry McMaster
DJermaine Johnson
Democratic
RAlan Wilson
Republican
Background
Education
College of Charleston
B.S., Political Science, Francis Marion University
J.D., University of South Carolina School of Law
Work experience
Campaign sites, official bios, Wikipedia, Ballotpedia
Member of the South Carolina House of Representatives · 2020–now
Attorney General of South Carolina · 2011
Attorney, Willoughby & Hoefer · 2009
Assistant, South Carolina Attorney General's Office · 2007–2009
Assistant solicitor, 11th Circuit Solicitor's Office · 2003
South Carolina National Guard · 1996
Issues
Economy and cost of living · South Carolina, last 10 years
What they say
No campaign site
No campaign site
Health care
No campaign site
No campaign site
Immigration and the border · South Carolina, last 10 years
What they say
No campaign site
No campaign site
Taxes and spending · South Carolina, last 10 years
What they say
No campaign site
No campaign site
Abortion
No campaign site
No campaign site
+2 more on the ballot
- Michael Addison (United Citizens)
- Walid Hakim (Green)