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Polls ending Oct. 3, 2023

President: general election, Nebraska, 2024

Oct. 1-4
423RV
Oct. 1-4
423RV
Biden
31%
Biden
31%

Biden

31%

Trump

47%
47%
Trump  Trump+16

Sept. 27, 2022

Governor, Nebraska, 2022

Sept. 26-28
1,340LV
Sept. 26-28
1,340LV
Blood
41%
Blood
41%

Blood

41%

Pillen

48%
48%
Pillen  Pillen+7

Aug. 6, 2022

U.S. House, NE-2, 2022
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Aug. 3-7
501LV
Aug. 3-7
501LV
Vargas
46%
Vargas
46%

Vargas

46%

Bacon

47%
47%
Bacon  Bacon+1

June 29, 2022

U.S. House, NE-2, 2022
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June 27-30
500LV
June 27-30
500LV
Vargas
48%
Vargas
48%

Vargas

48%

Bacon

47%
47%
Bacon  Vargas+1

May 19, 2022

U.S. House, NE-2, 2022
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May 19-20
500LV
May 19-20
500LV
Vargas
37%
Vargas
37%

Vargas

37%

Bacon

52%
52%
Bacon  Bacon+15
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