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Polls ending Feb. 15, 2023

President: Republican primary, Kansas, 2024

1,010LV
Feb.15-16
1,010LV
DeSantis
41%
DeSantis
41%

DeSantis

41%

Trump

33%
33%
Trump  DeSantis+8
1,010LV
Feb.15-16
1,010LV
Trump
39%
Trump
39%

Trump

39%

Pompeo

36%
36%
Pompeo  Trump+3
1,010LV
Feb.15-16
1,010LV
Trump
30%
Trump
30%

Trump

30%

DeSantis

17%

Pence

9%

Haley

9%

Pompeo

9%

T. Scott

2%
17%
DeSantisTrump+13

Oct. 28, 2022

President: general election, Kansas, 2024

1,000LV
Oct.27-29
1,000LV
Biden
37%
Biden
37%

Biden

37%

Trump

50%
50%
Trump  Trump+14

U.S. Senate, Kansas, 2022

1,000LV
Oct.27-29
1,000LV
Holland
33%
Holland
33%

Holland

33%

Moran

54%

Graham

3%
54%
MoranMoran+22

Governor, Kansas, 2022
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1,000LV
Oct.27-29
1,000LV
Kelly
49%
Kelly
49%

Kelly

49%

Schmidt

44%

Pyle

5%

Cordell

1%
44%
SchmidtKelly+5

Oct. 23, 2022

U.S. House, KS-3, 2022

431LV
Oct.19-24
431LV
Davids
55%
Davids
55%

Davids

55%

Adkins

41%

Hohe

2%
41%
AdkinsDavids+14

Oct. 11, 2022

U.S. House, KS-2, 2022

500LV
Oct.10-12
500LV
Schmidt
42%
Schmidt
42%

Schmidt

42%

LaTurner

45%
45%
LaTurner  LaTurner+3

Sept. 17, 2022

U.S. Senate, Kansas, 2022

1,000LV
Sep.15-18
1,000LV
Holland
33%
Holland
33%

Holland

33%

Moran

45%
45%
Moran  Moran+12

Governor, Kansas, 2022
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1,000LV
Sep.15-18
1,000LV
Kelly
45%
Kelly
45%

Kelly

45%

Schmidt

43%

Pyle

3%
43%
SchmidtKelly+2
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