COLUMBIA, S.C. — U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham and Democratic opponent Jaime Harrison will meet in their second debate on Friday night.
The most recent poll from Quinnipiac has the race nearly even at 48% for both candidates.
Real Clear Politics rates it as a toss-up.
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Harrison has been pushing a massive spending campaign in hopes of winning the seat that has been occupied by Republicans for 15 years.
“To have the little old state of South Carolina to have what looks like a $100 million Senate race is just shocking,” said Gibb Knotts, political science professor at the College of Charleston.
In the video at the top of this webpage, reporter Glenn Counts dives into the numbers and learns how Harrison hopes Facebook will help the challenger pull ahead before Election Day.
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