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Polls ending July 11, 2024

U.S. Senate, Virginia, 2024, General election

July 9-12
661LV
July 9-12
661LV
Kaine
53%
Kaine
53%

Kaine

53%

Cao

36%
36%
Cao  Kaine+17
July 9-12
661RV
July 9-12
661RV
Kaine
52%
Kaine
52%

Kaine

52%

Cao

34%
34%
Cao  Kaine+18

July 10, 2024

U.S. Senate, Pennsylvania, 2024, General election

July 9-11
872LV
July 9-11
872LV
Casey
50%
Casey
50%

Casey

50%

McCormick

42%
42%
McCormick  Casey+8
July 9-11
872RV
July 9-11
872RV
Casey
50%
Casey
50%

Casey

50%

McCormick

39%
39%
McCormick  Casey+11

July 9, 2024

U.S. Senate, Michigan, 2024, Republican primary

July 8-10
500LV
July 8-10
500LV
Rogers
52%
Rogers
52%

Rogers

52%

Amash

14%

Pensler

14%

O'Donnell

5%
14%
AmashRogers+38

U.S. Senate, Wisconsin, 2024, General election

July 6-10
600LV
July 6-10
600LV
Baldwin
49%
Baldwin
49%

Baldwin

49%

Hovde

41%
41%
Hovde  Baldwin+8

July 1, 2024

U.S. Senate, Wisconsin, 2024, General election

June 30-July 2
490RV
June 30-July 2
490RV
Baldwin
50%
Baldwin
50%

Baldwin

50%

Hovde

38%
38%
Hovde  Baldwin+12
June 28-July 2
600LV
June 28-July 2
600LV
Baldwin
50%
Baldwin
50%

Baldwin

50%

Hovde

45%
45%
Hovde  Baldwin+5

June 30, 2024

U.S. Senate, Wisconsin, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
593LV
June 29-July 1
593LV
Baldwin
48%
Baldwin
48%

Baldwin

48%

Hovde

48%
48%
Hovde  Even

U.S. Senate, Texas, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
589LV
June 29-July 1
589LV
Allred
43%
Allred
43%

Allred

43%

Cruz

53%
53%
Cruz  Cruz+10
June 20-July 1
1,484LV
June 20-July 1
1,484LV
Allred
44%
Allred
44%

Allred

44%

Cruz

47%

Brown

3%
47%
CruzCruz+3

U.S. Senate, Pennsylvania, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
673LV
June 29-July 1
673LV
Casey
49%
Casey
49%

Casey

49%

McCormick

48%
48%
McCormick  Casey+1

U.S. Senate, Ohio, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
611LV
June 29-July 1
611LV
Brown
50%
Brown
50%

Brown

50%

Moreno

44%
44%
Moreno  Brown+6

U.S. Senate, Nevada, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
601LV
June 29-July 1
601LV
Rosen
48%
Rosen
48%

Rosen

48%

Brown

46%
46%
Brown  Rosen+2
June 28-July 1
817LV
June 28-July 1
817LV
Rosen
41%
Rosen
41%

Rosen

41%

Brown

33%
33%
Brown  Rosen+8

U.S. Senate, Montana, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
570LV
June 29-July 1
570LV
Tester
45%
Tester
45%

Tester

45%

Sheehy

50%
50%
Sheehy  Sheehy+5

U.S. Senate, Michigan, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
584LV
June 29-July 1
584LV
Slotkin
47%
Slotkin
47%

Slotkin

47%

Rogers

43%
43%
Rogers  Slotkin+4

U.S. Senate, Arizona, 2024, General election

June 29-July 1
638LV
June 29-July 1
638LV
Gallego
47%
Gallego
47%

Gallego

47%

Lake

47%
47%
Lake  Even

U.S. Senate, Tennessee, 2024, General election

June 20-July 1
942LV
June 20-July 1
942LV
Bradshaw
33%
Bradshaw
33%

Bradshaw

33%

Blackburn

54%
54%
Blackburn  Blackburn+21
June 20-July 1
1,124RV
June 20-July 1
1,124RV
Bradshaw
33%
Bradshaw
33%

Bradshaw

33%

Blackburn

51%
51%
Blackburn  Blackburn+18
June 20-July 1
944LV
June 20-July 1
944LV
Johnson
32%
Johnson
32%

Johnson

32%

Blackburn

52%
52%
Blackburn  Blackburn+20
June 20-July 1
1,124RV
June 20-July 1
1,124RV
Johnson
32%
Johnson
32%

Johnson

32%

Blackburn

49%
49%
Blackburn  Blackburn+17
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