[BlackFemaleArmyColonel]

Hope this isn't accurate.

[ought-six]

I said not too long ago that the GOP is going to lose four senate seats: McSally (AZ); Gardner (CO); Collins (ME), and Tillis (NC).

[fortheDeclaration]

A long way to the election, I think they will pull it off.

[2CAVTrooper]

Well losing collins isn't a great loss.

I'll be happy if that senile, wishy-washy backstabbing RINO witch is gone.

With graham, I dunno... His saving grace for me is his reaction to hecklers:

[Joe Boucher]

Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) is a horse shit RINO at best.
Though the pubbies need her seat she is a worthless POS RINO.

[Political Junkie Too]

If Graham loses, it's his own damn fault.

Maybe his constituency got tired of his all talk but no action reign in the Senate?

All he had to do was hold hearings and subpoena FISA warrant actors.

But he wouldn't do it. And now he's in a neck-and-neck race.

-PJ

[Political Junkie Too]

This South Carolina poll is interesting.

The poll is 34-26-33 R-D-I, or R+8.

Independents are split 48-48 Trump-Biden.

However...

The Independents are leaning towards Harrison, albeit irrationally.

In the poll, Independents are breaking 50-45 Harrison over Graham.

A few questions later, for the question "would you want to see the Republican Party or the Democratic Party win control of the United States Senate, Independents favor Senate Republicans 51-41.

So, this race is coming down to personalities.

For Independent Favorable-Unfavorable:

	Favorable %	Unfavorable %
Harrison	46	28
Graham	37	56

For Independent "is the candidate honest":

	Yes %	No %
Harrison	45	24
Graham	35	57

For Independent "cares about average people":

	Yes %	No %
Harrison	54	26
Graham	39	55

For Independent "most important issue":

	Independent %	Republican %	Democrat %
Economy	20	30	9
Law and order	20	41	6
Coronavirus	15	3	20
Racial inequality	13	3	23
Supreme Court	11	11	11
Health care	9	3	19

The ray of hope...

On the question "is your mind made up":

	Mind made up %	Might change %
Harrison	94	6
Graham	92	7

Six percent of Harrison voters say they might change their mind. Graham needs to really push his favorables, because South Carolina is losing confidence in him.

South Carolina voters want a Republican Senator, but they don't seem to want to send theirs back to keep it.

Graham has a lot of work to do to rehabilitate his image at home.

-PJ