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Who’s ahead in the Virginia 2nd District House ?

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U.S. House, VA-2, 2024, General election

Oct. 19-20
373LV
Oct. 19-20
373LV
Cotter Smasal
47%
Cotter Smasal
47%

Cotter Smasal

47%

Kiggans

47%

Reid

1%
47%
KiggansEven
Oct. 11-20
800LV
Oct. 11-20
800LV
Cotter Smasal
45%
Cotter Smasal
45%

Cotter Smasal

45%

Kiggans

46%
46%
Kiggans  Kiggans+1
Sept. 6-10
792LV
Sept. 6-10
792LV
Cotter Smasal
40%
Cotter Smasal
40%

Cotter Smasal

40%

Kiggans

45%
45%
Kiggans  Kiggans+5
Aug. 20-25
500LV
Aug. 20-25
500LV
Cotter Smasal
47%
Cotter Smasal
47%

Cotter Smasal

47%

Kiggans

48%
48%
Kiggans  Kiggans+1
May 28-30
420LV
May 28-30
420LV
Cotter Smasal
44%
Cotter Smasal
44%

Cotter Smasal

44%

Kiggans

48%
48%
Kiggans  Kiggans+4
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