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Who’s ahead in the North Dakota House ?

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

Sept. 28-30
500LV
Sept. 28-30
500LV
WPA Intelligence
 Hammer
28%
 Hammer
28%

Hammer

28%

Fedorchak

53%
53%
Fedorchak  Fedorchak+25
June 15-19
500LV
June 15-19
500LV
Public Opinion Strategies
 Hammer
25%
 Hammer
25%

Hammer

25%

Fedorchak

64%
64%
Fedorchak  Fedorchak+39
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