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2026 United States Senate election in South Carolina

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Oct 28, 2026

Joey HudsonHOST
1:24
We have an update on that as well.
Joey HudsonHOST
1:25
What's next in the process of forming a new government in a parliamentary state? And a growing intra-party fracture is boiling over in the South Carolina Senate race as Republican congressman is accusing President Trump of trying to force his hand-picked candidates on Palmetto State voters.
Joey HudsonHOST
1:43
That, of course, is Representative Ralph Norman.
Joey HudsonHOST
1:46
Also, a new South Carolina poll is out, and the U.S. Senate race between Senator Darlene Graham and Dr. Annie Andrews is coming down to the wire.
Alex KeeneyHOST
0:11
First of all, we have the Nobel Prize for Peace coming up on Friday, and we've got, uh, an insider who studies this in Oslo.
Alex KeeneyHOST
0:20
Uh, next we have the South Carolina Senate race.
Alex KeeneyHOST
0:24
Um, is Darlene Graham actually in trouble? We're asking Nick Reynolds from the South Carolina Post and Courier.
Alex KeeneyHOST
0:30
And then Gaetan Dugas is joining about how to trade some of the scandals you've been reading about this midterm season.

9 MINS LATER

Alex KeeneyHOST
9:07
Um, and we are obsessed with trying to figure out whether or not Annie Andrews is a serious challenger against Darline Graham, who's maybe not that well-known, not that well-tested.
Alex KeeneyHOST
9:16
Um, so this is all outsider perspective here.
Alex KeeneyHOST
9:18
And you had recently written a piece that was headlined, quote, "Annie Andrews Outspending, Outraising Darline Graham in South Carolina Senate Race, But She's Still an Underdog." So the markets are giving Annie Andrews, the Democrat, about a 15% chance of pulling off the upset.
Alex KeeneyHOST
9:36
Um, so that makes Darline Graham a pretty big favorite.

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