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Polls ending April 7, 2024

U.S. Senate, New Jersey, 2024, General election

April 1-8
809RV
April 1-8
809RV
Kim
48%
Kim
48%

Kim

48%

Bashaw

39%
39%
Bashaw  Kim+9
April 1-8
809RV
April 1-8
809RV
Kim
47%
Kim
47%

Kim

47%

Glassner

38%
38%
Glassner  Kim+9
April 1-8
809RV
April 1-8
809RV
Kim
44%
Kim
44%

Kim

44%

Bashaw

38%

Menendez

6%
38%
BashawKim+6
April 1-8
809RV
April 1-8
809RV
Kim
45%
Kim
45%

Kim

45%

Glassner

39%

Menendez

7%
39%
GlassnerKim+6

April 3, 2024

U.S. House, NJ-8, 2024, Democratic primary

April 1-4
400LV
April 1-4
400LV
Bhalla
33%
Bhalla
33%

Bhalla

33%

Menendez

28%

Jasey

7%
28%
MenendezBhalla+5

March 28, 2024

President: general election, New Jersey, 2024

March 26-29
1,000RV
March 26-29
1,000RV
Biden
41%
Biden
41%

Biden

41%

Trump

36%

Kennedy

8%

West

1%

Stein

1%
36%
TrumpBiden+5
March 26-29
1,000RV
March 26-29
1,000RV
Biden
46%
Biden
46%

Biden

46%

Trump

39%
39%
Trump  Biden+6

U.S. Senate, New Jersey, 2024, Republican primary

March 26-29
310LV
March 26-29
310LV
Glassner
5%
Glassner
5%

Glassner

5%

Murphy

4%

Bashaw

3%

Vallorosi

3%

Harshaw

2%
4%
MurphyGlassner+1

U.S. Senate, New Jersey, 2024, Democratic primary

March 26-29
408LV
March 26-29
408LV
Kim
51%
Kim
51%

Kim

51%

Campos-Medina

6%

Hamm

5%
6%
Campos-MedinaKim+45

March 16, 2024

U.S. House, NJ-3, 2024, Democratic primary

March 14-17
350RV
March 14-17
350RV
Conaway
22%
Conaway
22%

Conaway

22%

Murphy

18%

Cohn

4%

Schoengood

3%
18%
MurphyConaway+4

March 11, 2024

Governor, New Jersey, 2025, Democratic primary

March 7-12
603LV
March 7-12
603LV
Sherrill
23%
Sherrill
23%

Sherrill

23%

Baraka

20%

Sweeney

12%

Fulop

9%

Gottheimer

5%
20%
BarakaSherrill+3
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