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Who’s ahead in Nebraska’s 2nd District?

An updating average of 2020 presidential general election polls, accounting for each poll’s quality, sample size and recency

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President: general election, NE-2, 2020

191LV
Oct.30-Nov.2
191LV
Biden
50%
Biden
50%

Biden

50%

Trump

44%

Jorgensen

5%
44%
TrumpBiden+6
547LV
Oct.29-Nov.2
547LV
Biden
50%
Biden
50%

Biden

50%

Trump

47%

Jorgensen

2%
47%
TrumpBiden+3
806LV
Oct.29-30
806LV
Biden
50%
Biden
50%

Biden

50%

Trump

48%
48%
Trump  Biden+3
450LV
Oct.1-4
450LV
Biden
53%
Biden
53%

Biden

53%

Trump

42%
42%
Trump  Biden+11
420LV
Sep.25-27
420LV
Biden
48%
Biden
48%

Biden

48%

Trump

41%

Jorgensen

4%
41%
TrumpBiden+7
400LV
Sep.14-16
400LV
Biden
51%
Biden
51%

Biden

51%

Trump

45%
45%
Trump  Biden+6
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