Nancy Mace's Chances of Replacing Lindsey Graham as GOP Senate Nominee—Poll
Summary
The Republican primary to replace the late Senator Lindsey Graham in South Carolina is competitive, with several candidates including Representatives Ralph Norman and Nancy Mace considering running. A recent poll shows no clear favorite, but name recognition and support from President Trump might influence the outcome in the quickly approaching primary.Key Facts
- Senator Lindsey Graham passed away, leaving his Senate seat open in South Carolina.
- The Republican Party must quickly hold a primary to pick a nominee for the November election.
- A poll of 500 likely Republican voters shows Ralph Norman leading with 16% support.
- Mark Lynch, who has confirmed he is running, has 13% support.
- Nancy Mace and Lt. Governor Pamela Evette both have 10% support in the poll.
- Other candidates include Russell Fry (9%), Governor Henry McMaster (8%), and Senator Darline Graham (6%).
- 18% of voters are undecided, which could impact the tight race.
- Candidates with higher name recognition and President Trump’s support may have an advantage.
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