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Governor, North Carolina, 2020, General election

Oct. 27-Nov. 2
655LV
Oct. 27-Nov. 2
655LV
Swayable
 Cooper
55%
 Cooper
55%

Cooper

55%

Forest

42%

DiFiore

2%

Pisano

0%
42%
 ForestCooper+13
Oct. 30-31
676LV
Oct. 30-31
676LV
Frederick Polls
 Cooper
52%
 Cooper
52%

Cooper

52%

Forest

45%

DiFiore

2%

Pisano

0%
45%
 ForestCooper+7
Oct. 29-31
855LV
Oct. 29-31
855LV
Emerson College
 Cooper
55%
 Cooper
55%

Cooper

55%

Forest

45%
45%
Forest  Cooper+10
Oct. 23-30
932RV
Oct. 23-30
932RV
CNN/SSRS
 Cooper
51%
 Cooper
51%

Cooper

51%

Forest

41%

DiFiore

3%

Pisano

2%
41%
 ForestCooper+10
Oct. 23-30
901LV
Oct. 23-30
901LV
CNN/SSRS
 Cooper
52%
 Cooper
52%

Cooper

52%

Forest

42%

DiFiore

3%

Pisano

1%
42%
 ForestCooper+10
Oct. 27-28
1,103LV
Oct. 27-28
1,103LV
East Carolina University Center for Survey Research
 Cooper
54%
 Cooper
54%

Cooper

54%

Forest

43%
43%
Forest  Cooper+11
Oct. 27-28
750LV
Oct. 27-28
750LV
Cardinal Point Analytics
 Cooper
47%
 Cooper
47%

Cooper

47%

Forest

45%

Pisano

3%

DiFiore

1%
45%
 ForestCooper+1
Oct. 25-28
800LV
Oct. 25-28
800LV
Marist College
 Cooper
59%
 Cooper
59%

Cooper

59%

Forest

40%
40%
Forest  Cooper+19
Oct. 25-28
1,049RV
Oct. 25-28
1,049RV
Marist College
 Cooper
59%
 Cooper
59%

Cooper

59%

Forest

40%
40%
Forest  Cooper+19
Oct. 26-27
614LV
Oct. 26-27
614LV
Gravis Marketing
 Cooper
51%
 Cooper
51%

Cooper

51%

Forest

43%
43%
Forest  Cooper+8
Oct. 24-27
600LV
Oct. 24-27
600LV
Meeting Street Insights
 Cooper
51%
 Cooper
51%

Cooper

51%

Forest

43%
43%
Forest  Cooper+8
Oct. 23-27
1,034LV
Oct. 23-27
1,034LV
The New York Times/Siena College
 Cooper
51%
 Cooper
51%

Cooper

51%

Forest

42%

Pisano

1%

DiFiore

1%
42%
 ForestCooper+9
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