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Who’s ahead in the North Carolina 13th District House ?

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U.S. House, NC-13, 2022, General election
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Oct. 21-24
584LV
Oct. 21-24
584LV
Nickel
44%
Nickel
44%

Nickel

44%

Hines

43%
43%
Hines  Nickel+1
Aug. 29-Sept. 1
500LV
Aug. 29-Sept. 1
500LV
Nickel
44%
Nickel
44%

Nickel

44%

Hines

40%
40%
Hines  Nickel+4
Aug. 23-24
506V
Aug. 23-24
506V
Nickel
40%
Nickel
40%

Nickel

40%

Hines

40%
40%
Hines  Even
July 31-Aug. 6
400LV
July 31-Aug. 6
400LV
Nickel
39%
Nickel
39%

Nickel

39%

Hines

44%
44%
Hines  Hines+5
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