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Polls ending Oct. 16, 2022

U.S. House, GA-2, 2022

550LV
Oct.17
550LV
Bishop
47%
Bishop
47%

Bishop

47%

West

44%
44%
West  Bishop+3

Oct. 15, 2022

Aug. 15, 2020

U.S. House, GA-6, 2020

401LV
Aug.11-16
401LV
McBath
50%
McBath
50%

McBath

50%

Handel

47%
47%
Handel  McBath+3

July 27, 2020

U.S. House, GA-6, 2020

400RV
Jul.26-28
400RV
McBath
48%
McBath
48%

McBath

48%

Handel

46%
46%
Handel  McBath+2

June 19, 2020

U.S. House, GA-7, 2020

589V
Jun.19-20
589V
Bourdeaux
42%
Bourdeaux
42%

Bourdeaux

42%

McCormick

39%
39%
McCormick  Bourdeaux+3
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