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Polls ending Sept. 4, 2024

President: general election, California, 2024
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Sept. 3-5
815LV
Sept. 3-5
815LV
Harris
61%
Harris
61%

Harris

61%

Trump

38%
38%
Trump  Harris+23

U.S. Senate, California, 2024, General election

Sept. 3-5
815LV
Sept. 3-5
815LV
Schiff
55%
Schiff
55%

Schiff

55%

Garvey

33%
33%
Garvey  Schiff+22

Aug. 25, 2024

President: general election, California, 2024

Aug. 23-26
3,154LV
Aug. 23-26
3,154LV
Biden
52%
Biden
52%

Biden

52%

Trump

35%

Kennedy

4%

Stein

3%

De la Cruz

2%

West

0%
35%
TrumpBiden+17
Aug. 23-26
3,154LV
Aug. 23-26
3,154LV
Harris
58%
Harris
58%

Harris

58%

Trump

36%

Kennedy

4%

Stein

2%

De la Cruz

2%

West

0%
36%
TrumpHarris+22

Aug. 18, 2024

President: general election, California, 2024
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Aug. 2-19
400LV
Aug. 2-19
400LV
Harris
65%
Harris
65%

Harris

65%

Trump

35%
35%
Trump  Harris+31

Aug. 16, 2024

U.S. House, CA-22, 2024, General election

Aug. 10-17
479LV
Aug. 10-17
479LV
Salas
38%
Salas
38%

Salas

38%

Valadao

44%
44%
Valadao  Valadao+6

Aug. 14, 2024

President: general election, California, 2024

Aug. 13-15
1,738LV
Aug. 13-15
1,738LV
Biden
51%
Biden
51%

Biden

51%

Trump

36%

Kennedy

6%

Stein

2%

De la Cruz

1%

West

0%
36%
TrumpBiden+15
Aug. 13-15
1,738LV
Aug. 13-15
1,738LV
Harris
57%
Harris
57%

Harris

57%

Trump

37%

Kennedy

5%

Stein

1%

West

0%

De la Cruz

0%
37%
TrumpHarris+20
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