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Who’s ahead in the Maine 1st District House race?

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U.S. House, ME-1, 2022

Nov.2-6
477LV
Nov.2-6
477LV
B-
University of New Hampshire
 Pingree
58%
 Pingree
58%

Pingree

58%

Thelander

39%
39%
Thelander  Pingree+19
Oct.7-15
400LV
Oct.7-15
400LV
B/C
Pan Atlantic Research
 Pingree
63%
 Pingree
63%

Pingree

63%

Thelander

28%
28%
Thelander  Pingree+35
Sep.15-19
694LV
Sep.15-19
694LV
B-
University of New Hampshire
 Pingree
57%
 Pingree
57%

Pingree

57%

Thelander

32%
32%
Thelander  Pingree+25
May 10-13
250LV
May 10-13
250LV
B/C
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates/Impact Research
 Pingree
57%
 Pingree
57%

Pingree

57%

Thelander

33%
33%
Thelander  Pingree+24
Apr.21-May 5
421LV
Apr.21-May 5
421LV
B/C
Pan Atlantic Research
 Pingree
51%
 Pingree
51%

Pingree

51%

Thelander

31%
31%
Thelander  Pingree+20
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