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Polls ending July 13, 2024

Governor, New Jersey, 2025, Democratic primary

July 13-14
802LV
July 13-14
802LV
Sherrill
18%
Sherrill
18%

Sherrill

18%

Baraka

12%

Gottheimer

8%

Sweeney

8%

Fulop

7%

Spiler

2%
12%
BarakaSherrill+6

June 13, 2024

Governor, New Jersey, 2025, Republican primary

June 12-14
606LV
June 12-14
606LV
Ciattarelli
44%
Ciattarelli
44%

Ciattarelli

44%

Spadea

11%

Bramnick

3%

Durr

2%
11%
SpadeaCiattarelli+33

March 11, 2024

Governor, New Jersey, 2025, Democratic primary

March 7-12
603LV
March 7-12
603LV
Sherrill
23%
Sherrill
23%

Sherrill

23%

Baraka

20%

Sweeney

12%

Fulop

9%

Gottheimer

5%
20%
BarakaSherrill+3
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