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Polls ending Oct. 26, 2020

U.S. House, NJ-2, 2020

676LV
Oct.22-27
676LV
Kennedy
46%
Kennedy
46%

Kennedy

46%

Van Drew

45%
45%
Van Drew  Kennedy+1

Sept. 30, 2020

U.S. House, NJ-2, 2020

588LV
Sep.26-Oct.1
588LV
Kennedy
51%
Kennedy
51%

Kennedy

51%

Van Drew

44%
44%
Van Drew  Kennedy+7
588LV
Sep.26-Oct.1
588LV
Kennedy
50%
Kennedy
50%

Kennedy

50%

Van Drew

44%
44%
Van Drew  Kennedy+6
588RV
Sep.26-Oct.1
588RV
Kennedy
49%
Kennedy
49%

Kennedy

49%

Van Drew

44%
44%
Van Drew  Kennedy+5

Sept. 16, 2020

U.S. House, NJ-2, 2020

505LV
Sep.14-17
505LV
Kennedy
46%
Kennedy
46%

Kennedy

46%

Van Drew

42%

Ehrnstrom

2%

Harvey

1%
42%
Van DrewKennedy+4
505LV
Sep.14-17
505LV
Kennedy
49%
Kennedy
49%

Kennedy

49%

Van Drew

44%
44%
Van Drew  Kennedy+5

Sept. 14, 2020

U.S. House, NJ-2, 2020

550V
Sep.14-15
550V
Kennedy
48%
Kennedy
48%

Kennedy

48%

Van Drew

43%
43%
Van Drew  Kennedy+5

Aug. 5, 2020

U.S. House, NJ-2, 2020

400LV
Aug.4-6
400LV
Kennedy
51%
Kennedy
51%

Kennedy

51%

Van Drew

46%
46%
Van Drew  Kennedy+5
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