Will the margin of victory for Republicans in the South Carolina's 4th District House election be at least 6 percentage points?

The question concerns the 2026 U.S. House election in South Carolina's 4th District, but all six provided news articles focus on the 2026 South Carolina GOP Senate special primary runoff and the general Senate race, not the House race in the 4th District. None of the articles mention the House election, the Republican candidate in that district, the Democratic opponent, or any polling or vote margin data for that specific race. Without any relevant information about the 4th District House contest, I cannot assess the likely margin of victory. The articles do indicate that South Carolina is a strongly Republican state, with GOP candidates like Darline Graham and Ralph Norman competing in the Senate primary and Trump actively campaigning there Post articleAP articleNYT articleReuters article, which might suggest a Republican House candidate would likely win by a large margin. However, this is speculative and not based on any direct evidence about the 4th District House race. Given the lack of pertinent data, the probability that the Republican margin will be at least 6 percentage points is uncertain, so I assign a probability near 0.5, reflecting a MAYBE stance.