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

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Polls ending Oct. 11, 2020

U.S. House, TX-21, 2020

412LV
Oct.11-12
412LV
Davis
42%
Davis
42%

Davis

42%

Roy

47%
47%
Roy  Roy+5

Sept. 3, 2020

U.S. House, TX-21, 2020

401LV
Aug.31-Sep.4
401LV
Davis
48%
Davis
48%

Davis

48%

Roy

47%
47%
Roy  Davis+1

Aug. 19, 2020

U.S. House, TX-21, 2020

500LV
Aug.15-20
500LV
Davis
46%
Davis
46%

Davis

46%

Roy

46%
46%
Roy  Even

July 16, 2020

U.S. House, TX-21, 2020

550LV
Jul.14-17
550LV
Davis
45%
Davis
45%

Davis

45%

Roy

46%
46%
Roy  Roy+1

Oct. 19, 2018

U.S. House, TX-21, 2018

401LV
Oct.17-20
401LV
Kopser
38%
Kopser
38%

Kopser

38%

Roy

50%

Santos

2%
50%
RoyRoy+12
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