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Who’s ahead in Tennessee?

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, Tennessee, 2024

Oct. 5-28
400LV
Oct. 5-28
400LV
Harris
38%
Harris
38%

Harris

38%

Trump

62%
62%
Trump  Trump+23
Sept. 24-Oct. 16
400LV
Sept. 24-Oct. 16
400LV
Harris
38%
Harris
38%

Harris

38%

Trump

62%
62%
Trump  Trump+25
Sept. 27-Oct. 8
971LV
Sept. 27-Oct. 8
971LV
Harris
35%
Harris
35%

Harris

35%

Trump

56%

Kennedy

5%

Oliver

1%

Stein

0%
56%
TrumpTrump+21
Sept. 27-Oct. 8
1,200RV
Sept. 27-Oct. 8
1,200RV
Harris
35%
Harris
35%

Harris

35%

Trump

54%

Kennedy

5%

Oliver

1%

Stein

1%
54%
TrumpTrump+19
July 27-Aug. 29
400LV
July 27-Aug. 29
400LV
Harris
37%
Harris
37%

Harris

37%

Trump

63%
63%
Trump  Trump+26
June 20-July 1
962LV
June 20-July 1
962LV
Biden
28%
Biden
28%

Biden

28%

Trump

58%

Kennedy

5%
58%
TrumpTrump+30
June 20-July 1
1,152RV
June 20-July 1
1,152RV
Biden
28%
Biden
28%

Biden

28%

Trump

55%

Kennedy

7%
55%
TrumpTrump+27
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