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Dates	Samplei SAMPLE TYPES A ADULTS V VOTERS LV LIKELY VOTERS RV REGISTERED VOTERS	Pollster	Sponsor	Result	Net result
Datesi SAMPLE TYPES A ADULTS V VOTERS LV LIKELY VOTERS RV REGISTERED VOTERS	Pollster	Result

U.S. Senate, Mississippi, 2020, General election

Oct. 27-Nov. 1

562

Oct. 27-Nov. 1

562LV

Data for Progress

Espy

47%

Espy

47%

Espy

47%

Hyde-Smith

50%

Edwards

50%

Hyde-Smith

47%

Espy

50%

Hyde-Smith

Edwards

Oct. 23-26

507

Oct. 23-26

507LV

Civiqs

Espy

44%

Espy

44%

Espy

44%

Hyde-Smith

52%

Edwards

52%

Hyde-Smith

44%

Espy

52%

Hyde-Smith

Edwards

Aug. 28-30

600

Aug. 28-30

600LV

The Tyson Group

Espy

40%

Espy

40%

Espy

40%

Hyde-Smith

41%

Hyde-Smith

July 30-Aug. 9

600

July 30-Aug. 9

600LV

Garin-Hart-Yang Research Group

Espy

42%

Espy

42%

Espy

42%

Hyde-Smith

47%

Edwards

47%

Hyde-Smith

42%

Espy

47%

Hyde-Smith

Edwards

May 27-28

871

May 27-28

871V

Public Policy Polling

Espy

41%

Espy

41%

Espy

41%

Hyde-Smith

49%

Hyde-Smith

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