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Who’s ahead in Oregon?

Updating average for each candidate in 2024 presidential polls, accounting for each poll's recency, sample size, methodology and house effects.

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President: general election, Oregon, 2024

July 24-26
700LV
July 24-26
700LV
Harris
45%
Harris
45%

Harris

45%

Trump

40%

Kennedy

7%

Stein

1%
40%
TrumpHarris+5
July 24-26
700LV
July 24-26
700LV
Harris
49%
Harris
49%

Harris

49%

Trump

44%
44%
Trump  Harris+5
April 16-23
250RV
April 16-23
250RV
Biden
40%
Biden
40%

Biden

40%

Trump

29%

Kennedy

19%

Stein

3%

West

1%
29%
TrumpBiden+11
April 16-23
250RV
April 16-23
250RV
Biden
52%
Biden
52%

Biden

52%

Trump

40%
40%
Trump  Biden+12
April 13-21
419LV
April 13-21
419LV
Kennedy
42%
Kennedy
42%

Kennedy

42%

Trump

39%
39%
Trump  Kennedy+4
April 13-21
419LV
April 13-21
419LV
Biden
40%
Biden
40%

Biden

40%

Kennedy

49%
49%
Kennedy  Kennedy+9
Oct. 31-Nov. 1
975LV
Oct. 31-Nov. 1
975LV
Biden
51%
Biden
51%

Biden

51%

Trump

35%
35%
Trump  Biden+15
Sept. 30-Oct. 1
796LV
Sept. 30-Oct. 1
796LV
Biden
50%
Biden
50%

Biden

50%

Trump

41%
41%
Trump  Biden+10
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