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Governor, Illinois, 2018, General election

Nov. 1-3
1,208LV
Nov. 1-3
1,208LV
Victory Research
 Pritzker
49%
 Pritzker
49%

Pritzker

49%

Rauner

33%

McCann

8%

Jackson

5%
33%
 RaunerPritzker+16
Sept. 27-Oct. 5
2,000A
Sept. 27-Oct. 5
2,000A
Ipsos
 Pritzker
42%
 Pritzker
42%

Pritzker

42%

Rauner

24%

McCann

5%

Jackson

3%
24%
 RaunerPritzker+18
Sept. 27-Oct. 5
968LV
Sept. 27-Oct. 5
968LV
Ipsos
 Pritzker
50%
 Pritzker
50%

Pritzker

50%

Rauner

30%

McCann

6%

Jackson

3%
30%
 RaunerPritzker+20
Sept. 27-Oct. 2
1,208LV
Sept. 27-Oct. 2
1,208LV
Victory Research
 Pritzker
47%
 Pritzker
47%

Pritzker

47%

Rauner

32%

McCann

7%

Jackson

6%
32%
 RaunerPritzker+16
Sept. 24-29
715LV
Sept. 24-29
715LV
Southern Illinois University Paul Simon Public Policy Institute
 Pritzker
49%
 Pritzker
49%

Pritzker

49%

Rauner

27%

McCann

4%

Jackson

4%
27%
 RaunerPritzker+22
Sept. 21-25
1,007LV
Sept. 21-25
1,007LV
Anzalone Liszt Grove
 Pritzker
48%
 Pritzker
48%

Pritzker

48%

Rauner

32%

McCann

4%

Jackson

3%
32%
 RaunerPritzker+16
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