As voting concludes this Tuesday in South Carolina, a recent survey conducted by the Trafalgar Group suggests a highly competitive race for the Republican nomination in the Senate primary. The poll, which surveyed 1,031 respondents between Saturday and Monday, reports that 47.9 percent of those polled support Senator Darline Graham. While the full breakdown of Representative Ralph Norman’s specific percentage was not detailed in the initial reporting, the outlet characterizes the contest as "neck and neck."

The primary election serves as the final determination for which Republican candidate will secure a spot on the ballot for the upcoming general election. Because the candidates are polling within a very close range, the outcome remains uncertain until the final ballots are counted. The Trafalgar Group, known for its polling in state-level races, conducted this survey during the final days of the campaign cycle, capturing voter sentiment as the window for early and mail-in voting closed. Both campaigns have focused their final efforts on turnout in key districts across South Carolina, as the narrow margin suggests that even a small shift in voter participation could decide the winner.