Four percent of the likely voters polled told Quinnipiac pollsters they might change their mind before Election Day.
Pollsters said Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is"facing the fight of his political life" as he remained deadlocked with his Democratic challenger in a new Quinnipiac University poll published on Wednesday.
Though 95 percent of the poll respondents said they did not anticipate their support shifting before Election Day, 4 percent said it was still possible that they would change their minds, pollsters said. While the candidates have been tied throughout Quinnipiac's recent polls, the percentage of voters who told pollsters their decisions were final has increased from 85 percent in early August.
Quinnipiac pollsters asked South Carolina voters about Graham's support for President Donald Trump during their first statewide poll in late July, and the results indicated that 40 percent believed the incumbent senator was too supportive of the president.
In 2016, Graham invited his fellow lawmakers to"use my words against me" as he argued against former President Barack Obama nominating a replacement for former Associate Justice Antonin Scalia following Scalia's death in February 2016.
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