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U.S. Senate, North Carolina, 2022, General election
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Nov. 4-6
1,098LV
Nov. 4-6
1,098LV
Beasley
45%
Beasley
45%

Beasley

45%

Budd

51%
51%
Budd  Budd+6
Nov. 2-6
1,322LV
Nov. 2-6
1,322LV
Beasley
45%
Beasley
45%

Beasley

45%

Budd

51%

Bray

2%

Hoh

1%
51%
BuddBudd+6
Nov. 1-3
1,183LV
Nov. 1-3
1,183LV
Beasley
47%
Beasley
47%

Beasley

47%

Budd

52%

Bray

1%

Hoh

0%
52%
BuddBudd+5
Aug. 5-Nov. 3
250LV
Aug. 5-Nov. 3
250LV
Beasley
47%
Beasley
47%

Beasley

47%

Budd

48%

Hoh

4%

Bray

1%
48%
BuddBudd+1
Nov. 1-2
1,140LV
Nov. 1-2
1,140LV
Beasley
43%
Beasley
43%

Beasley

43%

Budd

50%

Hoh

1%

Bray

1%
50%
BuddBudd+7
Oct. 29-Nov. 2
674LV
Oct. 29-Nov. 2
674LV
Beasley
49%
Beasley
49%

Beasley

49%

Budd

49%
49%
Budd  Even
Oct. 27-30
724RV
Oct. 27-30
724RV
Beasley
43%
Beasley
43%

Beasley

43%

Budd

44%

Bray

4%

Hoh

1%
44%
BuddBudd+1
Oct. 27-29
1,000LV
Oct. 27-29
1,000LV
Beasley
46%
Beasley
46%

Beasley

46%

Budd

51%

Bray

2%

Hoh

1%
51%
BuddBudd+6
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