A new Landmark/Rosetta Stone poll of the upcoming South Carolina senate
primary, released last night, shows incumbent Senator Lindsey Graham to be
facing a strong primary challenge in his bid for reelection next year. While
Graham polls at 42 percent, that is well below the 50 percent needed to avoid a
runoff. Should a runoff take place, he would run against the second place
candidate, and if most of that other 58 percent unified behind the challenger,
Graham could find himself being fired by Republican primary voters in his bid
for another six-year term as South Carolina's Senior Senator.
Aside from that seat, there are 33 other senate seats in contention during
this election cycle. With the Democrats finding themselves defending many of
these seats, including some in so-called “red” Republican-leaning states, the
GOP has an excellent opportunity to regain majority control of the U. S. Senate
after the 2014 elections.
Read more at the Examiner
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Polls shows likely GOP senate takeover in 2014
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