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Who’s ahead in the New Hampshire 1st District House ?

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U.S. House, NH-1, 2024, General election

Nov. 1-3
253LV
Nov. 1-3
253LV
The Dartmouth Poll
 Pappas
62%
 Pappas
62%

Pappas

62%

Prescott

34%
34%
Prescott  Pappas+28
Oct. 29-Nov. 2
1,433LV
Oct. 29-Nov. 2
1,433LV
University of New Hampshire Survey Center
 Pappas
51%
 Pappas
51%

Pappas

51%

Prescott

39%
39%
Prescott  Pappas+12
Oct. 28-29
1,407LV
Oct. 28-29
1,407LV
Saint Anselm College Survey Center
 Pappas
50%
 Pappas
50%

Pappas

50%

Prescott

43%
43%
Prescott  Pappas+7
Oct. 5-18
977RV
Oct. 5-18
977RV
The Dartmouth Poll
 Pappas
57%
 Pappas
57%

Pappas

57%

Prescott

41%
41%
Prescott  Pappas+16
Oct. 1-2
1,099LV
Oct. 1-2
1,099LV
Saint Anselm College Survey Center
 Pappas
50%
 Pappas
50%

Pappas

50%

Prescott

41%
41%
Prescott  Pappas+9
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