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Who’s ahead in the Texas 24th District House race?

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U.S. House, TX-24, 2020

400LV
Jul.31-Aug.2
400LV
Valenzuela
48%
Valenzuela
48%

Valenzuela

48%

Van Duyne

41%
41%
Van Duyne  Valenzuela+7
500RV
Jul.27-Aug.2
500RV
Valenzuela
36%
Valenzuela
36%

Valenzuela

36%

Van Duyne

36%
36%
Van Duyne  Even
400LV
Jun.11-15
400LV
Valenzuela
45%
Valenzuela
45%

Valenzuela

45%

Van Duyne

39%
39%
Van Duyne  Valenzuela+6
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