Absolutely. It makes the best case scenario of ending Republican control of the Senate a bit more likely for sure, though I’m hesitant to hold out hope that voters in enough of those Republican safe states will vote differently than they usually do. It’ll take a real push in those areas to make a difference, but here’s to hoping everyone turns out to vote.
I heard that he was at 54%? If so, that’s flippable in the current climate.
Democrats have been making a huge push in the South lately, especially Black Democrats. This will certainly be interesting!
Still, it’s South Carolina. The person who had the seat before Graham was Strom Thurmond.
Absolutely. It makes the best case scenario of ending Republican control of the Senate a bit more likely for sure, though I’m hesitant to hold out hope that voters in enough of those Republican safe states will vote differently than they usually do. It’ll take a real push in those areas to make a difference, but here’s to hoping everyone turns out to vote.