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Who’s ahead in the Vermont governor ?

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VOTERS

LV

LIKELY VOTERS

RV

REGISTERED VOTERS

DatesSamplePollsterResultNet result
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PollsterResult

Governor, Vermont, 2022, General election

Oct. 21-26, 2022
1,039LV
Oct. 21-26, 2022
1,039LV
Siegel
24%
Siegel
24%

Siegel

24%

Scott

65%

Hoyt

3%

Duval

1%

Peters

1%
65%
ScottScott+41
Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 2022
765LV
Sept. 29-Oct. 3, 2022
765LV
Siegel
31%
Siegel
31%

Siegel

31%

Scott

48%

Duval

3%

Hoyt

3%

Peters

2%
48%
ScottScott+17
Sept. 3-7, 2022
1,072LV
Sept. 3-7, 2022
1,072LV
Siegel
15%
Siegel
15%

Siegel

15%

Scott

68%
68%
Scott  Scott+53
July 21-25, 2022
651LV
July 21-25, 2022
651LV
Siegel
16%
Siegel
16%

Siegel

16%

Scott

60%

Davis

4%
60%
ScottScott+44

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