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Who’s ahead in the California 21st District House race?

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Polls ending Oct. 2, 2022

Sept. 9, 2020

U.S. House, CA-21, 2020

400LV
Sep.8-10
400LV
Cox
38%
Cox
38%

Cox

38%

Valadao

49%
49%
Valadao  Valadao+11

July 1, 2019

U.S. House, CA-21, 2020

400LV
Jun.30-Jul.2
400LV
Cox
36%
Cox
36%

Cox

36%

Valadao

52%
52%
Valadao  Valadao+16

Sept. 23, 2018

U.S. House, CA-21, 2018

555LV
Sep.20-24
555LV
Cox
39%
Cox
39%

Cox

39%

Valadao

50%
50%
Valadao  Valadao+11
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