Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) and Democratic Senate hopeful Annie Andrews are "deadlocked" in the South Carolina Senate race with less than a week before Election Day, according to a new survey, The Hill reported.
The Hill's report, written by Ford McCracken, said a New York Times/Siena University poll released Wednesday shows both candidates with 48 percent support among likely voters in South Carolina.
The CBS News video listing also described the race as tied, under a headline that refers to a new poll. The listing did not name the pollster.
The CBS News listing said Mike Nellis, a former senior advisor to Vice President Kamala Harris, and Mike Hahn, a former deputy digital director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, joined the program The Takeout to discuss the upcoming midterms and other topics.
The Hill's summary and the CBS News listing do not report a margin of error or other details of the poll.
Sources: The Hill: South Carolina Senate race deadlocked: Survey; CBS News: Graham, Andrews tied in South Carolina Senate race, new poll shows.