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U.S. Senate, Indiana, 2022, General election

Nov. 4-7
707LV
Nov. 4-7
707LV
Civiqs
 McDermott
38%
 McDermott
38%

McDermott

38%

Young

49%
49%
Young  Young+11
Sept. 25-26
600LV
Sept. 25-26
600LV
ARW Strategies
 McDermott
37%
 McDermott
37%

McDermott

37%

Young

39%

Sceniak

6%
39%
 YoungYoung+2
Aug. 20-24
2,111LV
Aug. 20-24
2,111LV
Change Research
 McDermott
42%
 McDermott
42%

McDermott

42%

Young

45%
45%
Young  Young+3
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