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Polls ending June 29, 2024

U.S. House, CA-50, 2024, General election

June 24-30
601LV
June 24-30
601LV
Peters
51%
Peters
51%

Peters

51%

Bono

33%
33%
Bono  Peters+18

June 26, 2024

U.S. House, CA-16, 2024, General election

June 24-27
600LV
June 24-27
600LV
Liccardo
39%
Liccardo
39%

Liccardo

39%

Low

28%
28%
Low  Liccardo+11

June 24, 2024

U.S. House, CA-52, 2024, General election

June 20-25
507LV
June 20-25
507LV
Vargas
57%
Vargas
57%

Vargas

57%

Lee

25%
25%
Lee  Vargas+32

June 19, 2024

U.S. House, CA-48, 2024, General election

June 14-20
625LV
June 14-20
625LV
Houlahan
34%
Houlahan
34%

Houlahan

34%

Issa

56%
56%
Issa  Issa+22

June 13, 2024

U.S. House, CA-51, 2024, General election

June 10-14
557LV
June 10-14
557LV
Jacobs
54%
Jacobs
54%

Jacobs

54%

Wells

32%
32%
Wells  Jacobs+22
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