Barton SwaimOct 16, 2026
Swaim, quoted on the South Carolina Senate race, said the Republican appointee Graham Nordone is probably going to win even though they are in trouble.
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0Miss · out of 100
Annie Andrews wonWhat happenedcalled Darline Graham
0A naive guessthe same call, no knowledge
0This callout of 100
0Skillafter difficulty
What Barton Swaim said
She's probably gonna win, But she's in trouble.
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- SaidOct 16
- Election DayNov 3
- GradedNov 10
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Graham Nordone to win the 2026 U.S. Senate election in South Carolina
What happenedAnnie Andrews woncalled Darline Graham0Miss · naive 00this call−0a naive guess=0better than naive×1.02difficulty=0skillThink this is wrong?How this was scored
- right:
- no
- race:
- 2026-senate-sc
- election year:
- 2026
- skill:
- 0
- topic:
- elections
- held going in by:
- Republican
- result from:
- wikipedia-2026
- who won:
- Annie Andrews
- accuracy:
- 0
- baseline:
- 0
- race name:
- 2026 U.S. Senate election in South Carolina
- decided in the:
- general
- they said:
- Darline Graham
- days before the vote when called:
- 18
- difficulty:
- 1.02
- the winner's party:
- Democratic
- the naive guess:
- the party holding the seat keeps it
- Election Day:
- 2026-11-03
- the result is:
- called
- the party they named:
- Republican
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