The New York TimesLean left
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2026-10-04 17:47
Democrats dream big in South Carolina Senate race
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The Washington TimesLean right
Democrats dream big in South Carolina Senate race
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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 3 outlets over 41h. The right followed 10 min later.
The Guardian US · +10 min The Washington Times · +41h The New York Times
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- The New York TimesLean left
Dr. Annie Andrews, a Democrat, is hoping to defeat Senator Darline Graham. Even some of her most ardent supporters sense that her bid is a long shot.
Read at nytimes.com → - The Guardian USLean left
Senate Leadership Fund is redirecting ad spending from Michael Whatley’s campaign to support other candidates A major Republican political action committee pulled the plug on financial support for its Senate candidate in North Carolina , Michael Whatley, according to multiple reports, as the party…
Read at theguardian.com → - The Washington TimesLean right
The U.S. Senate race in deep-red South Carolina is so unusual this year that Democrats actually think they have a shot.
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The New York TimesLean left
Some Democrats Say Senate Race In South Carolina Is Winnable. Others, not so much.
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Democrats dream big in South Carolina Senate race
Read at washingtontimes.com →The Guardian USLean left
Republican Pac pulls funding from North Carolina Senate race
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