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Governor, Missouri, 2024, General election
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Nov. 2-3
450LV
Nov. 2-3
450LV
Research Co.
 Quade
38%
 Quade
38%

Quade

38%

Kehoe

52%
52%
Kehoe  Kehoe+14
Oct. 28-29
721LV
Oct. 28-29
721LV
Remington Research Group
 Quade
40%
 Quade
40%

Quade

40%

Kehoe

51%

Slantz

1%

Lehmann

0%
51%
 KehoeKehoe+11
Oct. 11-27
400LV
Oct. 11-27
400LV
ActiVote
 Quade
42%
 Quade
42%

Quade

42%

Kehoe

58%
58%
Kehoe  Kehoe+15
Oct. 2-3
753LV
Oct. 2-3
753LV
Remington Research Group
 Quade
41%
 Quade
41%

Quade

41%

Kehoe

51%

Slantz

1%
51%
 KehoeKehoe+10
Sept. 3-Oct. 1
400LV
Sept. 3-Oct. 1
400LV
ActiVote
 Quade
40%
 Quade
40%

Quade

40%

Kehoe

60%
60%
Kehoe  Kehoe+19
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