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Who’s ahead in the Indiana governor race?

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Governor, Indiana, 2020

600LV
Oct.21-23
600LV
Myers
29%
Myers
29%

Myers

29%

Holcomb

47%

Rainwater

15%
47%
HolcombHolcomb+18
629LV
Oct.18-21
629LV
Myers
26%
Myers
26%

Myers

26%

Holcomb

52%

Rainwater

14%
52%
HolcombHolcomb+26
685LV
Oct.8-13
685LV
Myers
25%
Myers
25%

Myers

25%

Holcomb

55%

Rainwater

10%
55%
HolcombHolcomb+30
600LV
Oct.4-5
600LV
Myers
21%
Myers
21%

Myers

21%

Holcomb

60%

Rainwater

6%
60%
HolcombHolcomb+39
1,033LV
Sep.3-7
1,033LV
Myers
30%
Myers
30%

Myers

30%

Holcomb

36%

Rainwater

24%
36%
HolcombHolcomb+6
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