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5 articles about 5 events for “South Carolina Senate Race Toss-Up” from Silver Bulletin.

FLIPR Guide To Election Night

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-11-03
The FLIPR 🐬 guide to Election Night Silver Bulletin · 2026-11-03

“But FLIPR has the race as a pure toss-up, and its projected D +0.1 margin makes it the closest House race in our Deluxe forecast.”

Cognitive Dissonance Election

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-10-30
The cognitive dissonance election Silver Bulletin · 2026-10-30

“The GOP-commissioned polls3 imply a Senate map that is at best a toss-up for Republicans, but really leaning D, along with deep prospective gains for Democrats in the House and bad results for Republicans in swing-state governorships.”

Election Predictions Wrong Again

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-10-03
What if the polls are wrong again? Silver Bulletin · 2026-10-03

“In the South Carolina Senate race, our polling average shows Republican Darline Graham ahead by only 2.6 points, for instance.”

Trump Election Impact

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-09-05
What Trump's latest slump means for the midterms Silver Bulletin · 2026-09-05

“House races, 35 Senate races, and 36 gubernatorial races on the ballot this November, as well as the overall likelihood of each party controlling each chamber and all kinds of other details.1 The model performed quite well in 2018 after the code was basically…”

Midterm Election Analysis

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-09-04
How FLIPR forecasts the midterm elections Silver Bulletin · 2026-09-04

“It also calculates a “bottom-up” estimate of what polls of individual Senate and House races imply about the national picture.10 For example, say that the generic ballot has Democrats up by 8 points, but polling of key races for Congress is more consistent…”

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