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ONE State Might Hold the Key to Democrat Victory, CNN's Harry Enten Explains | US Midterms | N18G

CNN-News1831 Oct 2026

A surprising new poll from The New York Times shows Republican Sen. Darline Graham and Democratic challenger Annie Andrews locked in a dead heat in South Carolina, a state that few expected to become competitive in the Senate race.