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Who’s ahead in the Illinois governor race?

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Governor, Illinois, 2022
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Nov.5-7
1,208LV
Nov.5-7
1,208LV
B/C
Victory Insights
 Pritzker
49%
 Pritzker
49%

Pritzker

49%

Bailey

42%

Phillips

5%
42%
 BaileyPritzker+8
Nov.4-6
450LV
Nov.4-6
450LV
B-
Research Co.
 Pritzker
59%
 Pritzker
59%

Pritzker

59%

Bailey

39%
39%
Bailey  Pritzker+20
Oct.22-25
659LV
Oct.22-25
659LV
B
Civiqs
 Pritzker
56%
 Pritzker
56%

Pritzker

56%

Bailey

39%
39%
Bailey  Pritzker+17
Oct.20-24
1,000LV
Oct.20-24
1,000LV
A-
Emerson College
 Pritzker
52%
 Pritzker
52%

Pritzker

52%

Bailey

42%

Schluter

3%
42%
 BaileyPritzker+9
Oct.13-15
600LV
Oct.13-15
600LV
Osage Research
 Pritzker
44%
 Pritzker
44%

Pritzker

44%

Bailey

42%

Schluter

4%
42%
 BaileyPritzker+2
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