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Governor, Mississippi, 2023, General election

Oct. 19-20
601LV
Oct. 19-20
601LV
Presley
45%
Presley
45%

Presley

45%

Reeves

46%
46%
Reeves  Reeves+1
Sept. 27-Oct. 2
625LV
Sept. 27-Oct. 2
625LV
Presley
43%
Presley
43%

Presley

43%

Reeves

51%
51%
Reeves  Reeves+8
Aug. 20-28
650LV
Aug. 20-28
650LV
Presley
41%
Presley
41%

Presley

41%

Reeves

52%
52%
Reeves  Reeves+11
Aug. 6-9
600LV
Aug. 6-9
600LV
Presley
46%
Presley
46%

Presley

46%

Reeves

46%
46%
Reeves  Even
July 7
RV
July 7
RV
Presley
32%
Presley
32%

Presley

32%

Reeves

49%
49%
Reeves  Reeves+17
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