South Carolina Poll Shows Dead Heat Between Andrews and Graham
A poll in South Carolina indicates a dead heat between candidate Andrews and Senator Graham ahead of Election Day.
Columbia, SC, October 27, 2026 —
A poll in South Carolina indicates a dead heat between candidate Andrews and Senator Graham ahead of Election Day, according to the information provided about the survey. The summary does not include vote-share figures, so it is not possible to identify the candidates’ exact levels of support or the size of any difference between them.
Details needed to assess the poll’s scope and reliability were not provided. The pollster, field dates, sample size, survey method and margin of error are not specified. The information also does not say whether the results reflect likely voters, registered voters or another group. Without those details, the finding should be understood only as a broad description of the reported race, not as a precise measure of support.
The summary identifies Andrews as a candidate and Graham as a senator but does not provide Andrews’ first name, the office being contested or further information about either candidate. It also does not state how the poll compares with earlier surveys, whether the candidates’ support has changed, or what issues may be shaping the contest. No voter demographics or breakdowns are included.
The reported dead heat places both candidates in close competition in the poll’s account, but the available information does not establish which candidate is ahead or whether the gap is statistically meaningful. It also does not provide a polling organization or a link to survey results for further review.
With Election Day approaching, the poll offers a snapshot of the contest as described in the summary. More complete survey information would be needed to determine the precise results, the population surveyed and the uncertainty around the findings. No additional polling details or subsequent developments were provided.
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