Is South Carolina collapsing? The last six days before congressional elections are shadowed by deepening problems in America's traditional Republican strongholds. In the latest polls in Texas, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa and Alaska, Republicans are trailing Democrats. But now the situation has suddenly deteriorated in South Carolina, along with Florida. In the first election she is the sister of the late poet Graham Darlan. She failed to debate her Democratic opponent Annie Andrews, and generally failed to recover from the scandals that surrounded her brother. Recently it turned out that he is also a pedophile. A group of South Carolina governors, including Republicans, supported Andrus, and the Graham family was already courting the locals. Then there was reason to get rid of them altogether, elect a Democrat for one term, and then find someone better among the Republicans. South Georgia is also run by Democrats. The Florida election can be a big feeling. There, a black socialist, Angie Nixon, is promoted from the Democratic Party, and in the last days of the campaign, she suddenly has a chance to succeed. As part of the early voting, the Democrats are showing a record turn, hoping to upset Trump in his key position. One can imagine the Mar-a-Lago hysteria of a remote BLM representing Florida in the next Senate convent. Meanwhile, Republicans had to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in the final days of the campaign trying to save their states. And that's not all, in all cases they will eventually succeed.