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Annie Andrews reaches 98 percent as South Carolina Senate pricing shifts

Polyguana reports Annie Andrews has risen to 98 percent in the South Carolina Senate market, up from 91.5 percent in the 8:45 p.m. ET read and 58.5 percent when the market first flipped earlier in the evening. The board prices the seat as a safe Democratic flip from Darline Graham Nordone.

Annie Andrews climbed to 98 percent in the South Carolina Senate market, according to Polyguana’s Nov 3, 2026 update published at 9:15 PM ET. The latest reading extended a sharp move earlier in the evening.

Three readings show a widening lead

Andrews stood at 91.5 percent in the 8:45 p.m. ET reading, according to Polyguana. The latest figure represents a gain of 6.5 percentage points from that snapshot.

When the market first flipped earlier in the evening, Andrews was priced at 58.5 percent. The subsequent rise to 98 percent amounts to a 39.5-percentage-point increase.

Market pricing, not a confirmed result

According to Polyguana, the board now treats the seat as a safe Democratic pickup from Darline Graham Nordone. That describes the market’s assessment; the supplied summary does not establish an election result.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The three readings—58.5 percent, 91.5 percent and 98 percent—show increasingly decisive pricing in Andrews’s favor.
  • At 98 percent, the market assigns little probability to another outcome, but that is not the same as confirmation.
  • The supplied summary provides no vote counts or explanation for the move, limiting conclusions about what drove the repricing.
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