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“From Kansas to South Carolina to Maine, Democratic candidates uniformly seized on and stuck to the topic of inflation, while Republicans sought to redirect voters’ attention to fears of socialism and crime, often laced with Islamophobia.”

“The party was even able to score victories in Texas and South Carolina.”

“She is Maine’s longest-serving member of Congress and chaired the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee, a position that gave her significant influence over federal spending and funding for Maine projects.”

“Trump told the reporter after returning to Washington from a campaign trip to South Carolina.”

“On Oct 29, after campaigning for Senator Darline Graham in South Carolina, Trump ridiculed a Reuters reporter who asked how he felt after weeks of rallies and whether he was sick of travelling.”

“On Thursday, after campaigning for Senator Darline Graham in South Carolina, Trump ridiculed a Reuters reporter who asked how he felt after weeks of rallies and whether he was sick of traveling.”

“Among the winners: a pediatrician in South Carolina, a microbiologist in Georgia, and a mathematician in Illinois—all bringing experience in health and science to government.”

“US midterms: Democrat Annie Andrews wins US Senate seat in South Carolina upset over Darline Graham AI generated WASHINGTON - Democrat Annie Andrews won a US Senate seat in conservative South Carolina on Nov 3, according to media projections, ousting…”

“…ecent poll that came out from The New York Times and Siena showed that the Democrats were basically ahead in all the races that we’re watching, in Iowa, Kansas, North Carolina, and so on, close to tied in Maine, but by and large were in a really good…”

“Haley Stevens’ stunning last-minute endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race blindsided some of her closest friends, rocked her party two days out from Election Day and left the GOP feeling “euphoric.””

“The Associated Press reported that Democrats flipped at least seven Senate seats, including in Kansas, Iowa, Texas, Ohio, Maine, North Carolina and South Carolina.”

“Joseph Rainey of South Carolina is believed to be the first Black American elected to the U.S.”

“(Begin VT) SENATOR TED CRUZ (R-Texas): We could lose Texas, and, by the way, not just the Senate race.”

“SENATE Republicans currently control the chamber 53-47, with the final Fox News Power Rankings ahead of Election Day rating the race for Senate control a toss-up.”

“The Super Pac spent $294,021 for Jenny Costa Honeycutt in South Carolina’s first district in June 2026, funded by $355,000 from the social welfare arm, $250,000 from the Geo Group’s Pac and $250,000 from a group called Voice of the Children of Israel.”

“If Darline Graham narrowly gets away with winning her race in South Carolina of all places, and that narrowly hands control of the Senate back to the Republicans, then you can still say that Leading the Future and the AI industry played a pretty important…”

“Trump told reporters while en route to a rally in South Carolina.”

“While the US Senate race between Democratic state Rep.”

“The other recipient of money from UDP, Palmetto Action, formed in May and only spent in South Carolina’s Republican Senate primary.”

“MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, Republicans have pulled funding, as I understand it, from North Carolina's Senate race.”

“MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, Republicans have pulled funding, as I understand it, from North Carolina's Senate race, they've redirected it out to Kansas.”

“In deeper-red states like South Carolina, which has emerged as an unlikely Senate battleground, Republicans have spent more than $5 million on transgender-themed ads.”

“FREMONT, Neb. — Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., is predicting Republicans will outperform the polls and retain their narrow Senate majority, even as GOP-aligned groups pull millions of dollars from struggling candidates and redirect resources to…”

“The Nebraska investment follows new spending by the Senate Leadership Fund in Kansas and South Carolina, two other states Trump won by double digits in 2024.”

“The Texas Senate race alone could cost Republicans $300 million, Daines said, as the party tries to prop up AG Ken Paxton after some self-inflicted wounds.”

“So it was not a surprise that the Senate Leadership Fund, the main GOP Senate funding machine, is sending $5 million to South Carolina; that an allied PAC is sending another $1 million; and that President Donald Trump is heading to the state to campaign for…”

“Senate from South Carolina, Annie Andrews, in an effort to boost his hand-picked candidate, Darline Graham, the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s sister.”

“Darline Graham in the South Carolina Senate race, sources familiar with the investment confirmed on Tuesday, as President Trump is escalating his attacks against her opponent, Democrat Annie Andrews.”

“The South Carolina race, which features Republican Darline Graham Nordone against Democratic candidate Annie Andrews, moved from “Safe Republican” to “Leans Republican,” according to the University of Virginia Center for Politics election forecaster.”

“Tim Scott of South Carolina, chair of the Senate GOP’s campaign arm, touted the party’s spending advantage as key to helping Republicans hold on to their majority and credited Trump’s deep-pocketed political operation with ensuring the flood of cash continues.”

“Still, in North Carolina, former Democratic Governor Roy Cooper is expected to trounce former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Whatley in the race for a Senate seat currently held by Republicans.”

“Collins is once again fighting to keep her seat, in a race that could determine control of the Senate.”

“"I talk a lot about how it's the largest insurer of children here in South Carolina,"”

“House races, 35 Senate races, and 36 gubernatorial races on the ballot this November, as well as the overall likelihood of each party controlling each chamber and all kinds of other details.1 The model performed quite well in 2018 after the code was basically…”

“The model is fit primarily based on Senate races since 1990, and House and gubernatorial races since 1998.”

“The Pentagon statement said that it “expects more than 20 total nuclear microreactors will be built and operated” on US military installations as part of the project it calls the Janus Program, including additional private sector funding.”