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Polls ending April 10, 2024

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

April 10-11
600LV
April 10-11
600LV
Gallego
39%
Gallego
39%

Gallego

39%

Lake

34%

Williams

10%
34%
LakeGallego+5

March 30, 2024

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

March 28-31
503RV
March 28-31
503RV
Gallego
36%
Gallego
36%

Gallego

36%

Lake

28%
28%
Lake  Gallego+8

March 14, 2024

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

March 12-15
1,000RV
March 12-15
1,000RV
Gallego
51%
Gallego
51%

Gallego

51%

Lake

49%
49%
Lake  Gallego+1

Feb. 25, 2024

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

Feb. 21-26
1,001LV
Feb. 21-26
1,001LV
Gallego
33%
Gallego
33%

Gallego

33%

Lake

37%

Sinema

21%
37%
LakeLake+4
Feb. 21-26
1,001LV
Feb. 21-26
1,001LV
Gallego
42%
Gallego
42%

Gallego

42%

Lake

45%
45%
Lake  Lake+3

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

Feb. 21-26
469LV
Feb. 21-26
469LV
Lake
55%
Lake
55%

Lake

55%

Lamb

26%
26%
Lamb  Lake+29

Feb. 18, 2024

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

Feb. 16-19
1,000RV
Feb. 16-19
1,000RV
Gallego
46%
Gallego
46%

Gallego

46%

Lake

39%
39%
Lake  Gallego+7
Feb. 16-19
1,000RV
Feb. 16-19
1,000RV
Gallego
36%
Gallego
36%

Gallego

36%

Lake

30%

Sinema

21%
30%
LakeGallego+6
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