Voters in South Carolina are choosing a US senator in the midterm elections of 3 November 2026. This page carries the reports on this race as they come in.
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Democrat Andrews has won the South Carolina midterm race, according to Reuters. The result went against the odds set by prediction markets before the vote.
AP News has called the South Carolina Senate race for Democrat Annie Andrews, according to WACH.com.
Republican Senator Darline Graham addressed her supporters after the projected loss in her re-election bid to Democrat Annie Andrews in South Carolina. The projection was reported by NBC News.
A Democrat has won the South Carolina Senate race, according to Forbes live midterm election results.
According to NPR, Democrat Annie Andrews, a pediatrician, has defeated Republican Senator Darline Graham in South Carolina. Graham had been appointed to the seat after the death of her brother, longtime Senator Lindsey Graham.
According to BBC News, a Democrat has won the South Carolina Senate seat for the first time in almost three decades. The seat was previously held by Senator Lindsey Graham, who died, and was to be taken over by Darline Graham, whom President Trump handpicked.
Democrat Annie Andrews has won the South Carolina Senate race against Republican Senator Darline Graham, according to CBS News. Senator Graham had been running for the seat held by her late brother, Lindsey Graham.
According to ABC News, the South Carolina Senate race has become unexpectedly close. Republican Darline Graham faces Democrat Annie Andrews, and the contest would send the state's first woman to the US Senate.
Some races are called on election night. Close contests, mail ballots and recounts can delay a call by days.
Voters in South Carolina are choosing a US senator. A party needs 51 of the 100 seats to control the Senate.