Emerson-South Carolina: Lindsey Graham down by 4 against "Someone Else"

[Zaybay]

Yeah, I know, a good amount of the "others" are Rs who will vote for Graham in a heartbeat, but its still interesting.

[Xing]

#SCMoreLikelyToFlipThanAZ

[Mr.Phips]

As long as “Someone Else” isn’t a Democrat.

[Politician]

#SCMoreLikelyToFlipThanAZ

imo Bernie wins SC and WV while losing NC and AZ imo.

[S019]

These are also Reps who still think Lindsey Graham is not conservative enough, I mean a congressional district did throw out an incumbent who was a member of the freedom caucus. These someone else polls are just terrible and instead there should be Generic D or Generic R polls

[Senator Incitatus]

These are also Reps who still think Lindsey Graham is too conservative, I mean a congressional district did throw out an incumbent who was a member of the freedom caucus. These someone else polls are just terrible and instead there should be Generic D or Generic R polls

I think it's probably a lot more likely that they don't find him extreme enough.

[MT Treasurer]

This, along with KS, AK, and MT, is yet another supposedly "solid" R race that could flip Democratic.

[tmthforu94]

Considering his biggest vulnerability has always been a primary challenge, these numbers are actually pretty good for Graham, IMO. 70% approval in the GOP.

[Sestak]

These are also Reps who still think Lindsey Graham is too conservative, I mean a congressional district did throw out an incumbent who was a member of the freedom caucus. These someone else polls are just terrible and instead there should be Generic D or Generic R polls

People primaried Sanford because, despite being a Freedom Caucus member, he wasn’t seen as being “conservative” enough. Graham’s biggest primary issue would have been that.

Considering his biggest vulnerability has always been a primary challenge, these numbers are actually pretty good for Graham, IMO. 70% approval in the GOP.

Yeah, his Kavanaugh outburst plus subsequent stuff has most certainly helped him in that department.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

 n u t

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Dems have better chances: SC, TX, AZ and CO and NC, than ME and IA

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

we need to run this "Someone Else" guy in every race.

[ElectionsGuy]

"Give someone else a chance" is the most fluffy wording I've ever seen for supposed opposition.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

"Give someone else a chance" is the most fluffy wording I've ever seen for supposed opposition.

Also lol at the lack of an Undecided option

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Since McCain is no longer around Graham has become Trump defender, thats why he has lost his bipartisanship that he had with McCain

[Skye]

Considering his biggest vulnerability has always been a primary challenge, these numbers are actually pretty good for Graham, IMO. 70% approval in the GOP.

This. For now, the fact that he's doing well with GOP voters means he can breath easily for now.

[Yellowhammer]

Safe R

[OSR stands with Israel]

Lol this is even more meaningless than the polls that poll incumbent candidate vs Generic D/R

[HarrisonL]

Graham and Collins are the most vulnerable Republican incumbent Senators when it comes to primary challengers, on my side, Markey in Massachusetts would lose a primary if a credible challenger appeared.