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Who’s ahead in the Pennsylvania 17th District House ?

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U.S. House, PA-17, 2022, General election

Sept. 18-20
400LV
Sept. 18-20
400LV
Deluzio
49%
Deluzio
49%

Deluzio

49%

Shaffer

43%
43%
Shaffer  Deluzio+6
July 18-21
400LV
July 18-21
400LV
Deluzio
43%
Deluzio
43%

Deluzio

43%

Shaffer

42%
42%
Shaffer  Deluzio+1
June 4-6
500LV
June 4-6
500LV
Deluzio
44%
Deluzio
44%

Deluzio

44%

Shaffer

44%
44%
Shaffer  Even
May 9-10
494LV
May 9-10
494LV
Deluzio
44%
Deluzio
44%

Deluzio

44%

Shaffer

41%
41%
Shaffer  Deluzio+3
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