Lindsey Graham challenger warns 'we're coming for your seat' as new forecasts downgrade Republican's chances of winning

The new forecasts published this week switched the South Carolina senate race from a 'safe' Republican victory to a 'likely' GOP win.

Sen. Lindsey Graham's challenger says he is coming for the incumbent senator's seat after two election forecasts predicted the South Carolina race could be closer than first expected.

The analysts noted that the race was not"being ignored by either party" as it was becoming clear that Democratic candidateBut they both also recognized that there was still"a lot more to be done" by the challenger, with Sabato's Crystal Ball saying his route to victory would not be"an easy one." Lindsey Graham talks with reporters before a Senate GOP lunch meeting in the Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill March 20, 2020 in Washington, DC.The South Carolina Republican Party chair Drew McKissick poured cold water on the chance of Harrison beating Graham in November, tellingWriting about the landscape of the South Carolina senate race, the Cook Political Report said Sen.

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