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Who’s ahead in the Nevada 3rd District House ?

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U.S. House, NV-3, 2022, General election

Oct. 26-29
510LV
Oct. 26-29
510LV
Emerson College
 Lee
47%
 Lee
47%

Lee

47%

Becker

52%
52%
Becker  Becker+4
July 23-29
400LV
July 23-29
400LV
RMG Research
 Lee
41%
 Lee
41%

Lee

41%

Becker

44%
44%
Becker  Becker+3
July 7-10
500RV
July 7-10
500RV
Emerson College
 Lee
42%
 Lee
42%

Lee

42%

Becker

40%
40%
Becker  Lee+2
June 20-23
400LV
June 20-23
400LV
Tarrance Group
 Lee
44%
 Lee
44%

Lee

44%

Becker

46%
46%
Becker  Becker+2
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