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Who’s ahead in the New York 18th District House race?

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Polls ending March 12, 2022

U.S. House, NY-18, 2022

500LV
Mar.10-13
500LV
Maloney
49%
Maloney
49%

Maloney

49%

Schmitt

37%
37%
Schmitt  Maloney+12

Feb. 6, 2022

U.S. House, NY-18, 2022

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Feb.5-7
300LV
Maloney
37%
Maloney
37%

Maloney

37%

Schmitt

38%
38%
Schmitt  Schmitt+1

Oct. 10, 2020

U.S. House, NY-18, 2020

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Oct.6-11
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Maloney
53%
Maloney
53%

Maloney

53%

Farley

35%

Smith

5%
35%
FarleyMaloney+18
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