SC - ALG Research/Lindsey Must Go (D): TIE

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

https://lindseymustgo.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/SC-PUBLIC-POLL-SUMMARY-ALG.pdf

September 29 - October 5
711 likely voters
Changes with July 15-20 poll (also for Lindsey Must Go)

Graham 46% (-3)
Harrison 46% (+1)
Bledsoe 3%
Undecided 5% (n/c)

"Other" previously at 1%; Bledsoe previously not listed.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Unless Harrison can show a consistent lead in the polls up until election day, I still think Graham pulls it out. Right now, it feels like Jaime cannot get over the hump

[Sir Mohamed]

Unless Harrison can show a consistent lead in the polls up until election day, I still think Graham pulls it out. Right now, it feels like Jaime cannot get over the hump

Agree, though Graham more than anyone deserves to lose. I'm getting TX 2018 vibes with this race and think Harrison will come close, but ultimately fail despite the enthusiasm that is there for him.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Harrison will win

[Xing]

Still Lean R, at least until polls start showing Harrison ahead.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Still Lean R, at least until polls start showing Harrison ahead.

You don't believe in waves do you, AK, IA, KS, MT and SC are wave insurance, the incubent R is kneck and kneck with D

[mijan]

I think Graham will win by 2-3 points at the end.

[President Johnson]

Harrison will win

The king has spoken. The race is over.

[woodley park]

Still Lean R, at least until polls start showing Harrison ahead.

You don't believe in waves do you, AK, IA, KS, MT and SC are wave insurance, the incubent R is kneck and kneck with D

I agree. In wave elections, the toss-up races tend to heavily break in favor of the party riding that wave. This tends to result in a few surprises. Harrison feels like he could be one of those. If Biden had been running against Trump in 2018, amidst COVID and a recession, I think Cruz would've been done.

[ProgressiveModerate]

Still Lean R, at least until polls start showing Harrison ahead.

You don't believe in waves do you, AK, IA, KS, MT and SC are wave insurance, the incubent R is kneck and kneck with D

I agree. In wave elections, the toss-up races tend to heavily break in favor of the party riding that wave. This tends to result in a few surprises. Harrison feels like he could be one of those. If Biden had been running against Trump in 2018, amidst COVID and a recession, I think Cruz would've been done.

That really only tends to happen when the wave is larger than expected. Even in 2018, which was a D wave year, the gossips had about an even split.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Still Lean R, at least until polls start showing Harrison ahead.

You don't believe in waves do you, AK, IA, KS, MT and SC are wave insurance, the incubent R is kneck and kneck with D

I agree. In wave elections, the toss-up races tend to heavily break in favor of the party riding that wave. This tends to result in a few surprises. Harrison feels like he could be one of those. If Biden had been running against Trump in 2018, amidst COVID and a recession, I think Cruz would've been done.

That really only tends to happen when the wave is larger than expected. Even in 2018, which was a D wave year, the gossips had about an even split.

.it was a midterm election, not a Prez race, more minorities vote in Prez races