2020
Dan Pfeiffer said Jaime Harrison received about 43.8% of the vote in the 2020 South Carolina Senate race.
“Jamie Harrison got 44% of the vote. It was like 43.8% of the vote.”
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5 facts from 5 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
2020
Dan Pfeiffer said Jaime Harrison received about 43.8% of the vote in the 2020 South Carolina Senate race.
“Jamie Harrison got 44% of the vote. It was like 43.8% of the vote.”
2025
Eric Holder said protests outside the Georgia and South Carolina legislatures led them to back off redistricting that Donald Trump had requested.
“if you look at states like Georgia and South Carolina, protested outside of their state legislatures and those legislatures, which were prepared to do gerrymandering as Trump asked them to do.”
2026
Nate Cohn described the South Carolina Senate race, with Darlene Graham as the Republican, as surprisingly close in a state rarely competitive in federal elections.
“That's the race where Darlene Graham, Lindsey Graham's sister, is running in what seems to be a surprisingly close race in a state that is never really competitive in federal elections.”
2026
Trump visited Ohio three times in the campaign, and Ohio, Kansas and South Carolina were races his team would watch early.
“races in Ohio, where Trump visited three times, Kansas, as well as even South Carolina.”
2026
Jon Favreau reported that Democrat Annie Andrews won South Carolina's Senate race by about four points, taking the seat long held by Lindsey Graham.
“Annie Andrews pulling out a four point win in South Carolina, um, Lindsey Graham's old seat”
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