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Who’s ahead in the North Carolina 1st District House ?

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

Oct. 9-13
400LV
Oct. 9-13
400LV
Davis
50%
Davis
50%

Davis

50%

Buckhout

39%

Bailey

6%
39%
BuckhoutDavis+11
Sept. 24-30
404LV
Sept. 24-30
404LV
Davis
42%
Davis
42%

Davis

42%

Buckhout

36%
36%
Buckhout  Davis+6
Sept. 24-30
404LV
Sept. 24-30
404LV
Davis
42%
Davis
42%

Davis

42%

Buckhout

34%

Bailey

3%
34%
BuckhoutDavis+8
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