What will be the margin in the 2026 South Carolina GOP special primary runoff?
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Unverified resolution data: Darline Graham <5% (99%)
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Darline Graham ≥10%0%
Darline Graham 5-10%1%
Darline Graham <5%99%
Ralph Norman <5%0%
Ralph Norman 5-10%9%
Ralph Norman ≥10%0%
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Ralph Norman <5%Awaiting result
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The contract that resolves to Yes shall be that which identifies the difference between the percentages of the popular vote cast in favor of the candidate who wins the most votes and the candidate who wins the second most votes in the special primary runoff for the 2026 Republican nominating contest for U.S. Senate in South Carolina.
The percentage of the popular vote won by each candidate shall be determined by dividing the number of votes the candidate wins by the total number of valid votes for all ballot-listed and write-in candidates officially reported.
The percentage of the popular vote won by each candidate shall be determined by dividing the number of votes the candidate wins by the total number of valid votes for all ballot-listed and write-in candidates officially reported.
- The difference between candidates will be calculated from unrounded percentages.
- Should the result fall precisely on the threshold between two contracts, this market will resolve to the contract with the higher numerical range.
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