AP Voter Poll: Senate voters in South Carolina have doubts about Darline Graham's experience
Summary
An AP Voter Poll found that about 6 in 10 South Carolina Senate voters say Darline Graham lacks the experience to serve as a senator, though most Republican voters say she has enough experience. Voters are divided on whether her Democratic opponent, Annie Andrews, is too extreme; the article also reports voter views in Georgia and Ohio Senate races.Key Facts
- Darline Graham was appointed to the Senate seat after her brother, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, died in July, and she is running to keep the seat.
- About 6 in 10 South Carolina Senate voters say Darline Graham does not have the right experience to serve as a senator.
- Most Republican voters in South Carolina believe Darline Graham has the right experience.
- South Carolina voters are divided on whether Democratic candidate Annie Andrews is too extreme in her views.
- About 4 in 10 Georgia Senate voters say Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff's views are too extreme; about half say the same of Republican Rep. Mike Collins.
- About 6 in 10 Ohio Senate voters say Republican Sen. Jon Husted is too supportive of President Donald Trump.
- Ohio voters are split on whether Democrat Sherrod Brown is too extreme.
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