Recent polling has tightened both the Florida special Senate contest between Republican Ashley Moody and Democrat Angie Nixon and the South Carolina race between Republican Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews, placing each among the cycle’s most competitive matchups. South Carolina surveys have repeatedly shown leads of one to three points, while Florida results have fluctuated between narrow margins and moderate Republican advantages, reflecting shifting independent support and turnout patterns. With Election Day weeks away, late shifts in voter enthusiasm, debate performances, and any national political developments could narrow or widen the final margins, sustaining uncertainty over which contest will finish closest.