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Who’s ahead in the California Senate top-two primary?

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U.S. Senate, California, 2024, Top-two primary
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Feb. 24-27
1,000LV
Feb. 24-27
1,000LV
Emerson College
 Schiff
32%
 Schiff
32%

Schiff

32%

Garvey

22%

Porter

20%

Lee

11%

Bradley

4%

Pascucci

3%

Liew

3%

Early

3%

Reiss

2%
22%
 GarveySchiff+9
Feb. 22-26
3,304LV
Feb. 22-26
3,304LV
University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies
 Schiff
25%
 Schiff
25%

Schiff

25%

Garvey

27%

Porter

19%

Lee

8%

Early

2%

Bradley

2%
27%
 GarveyGarvey+2
Feb. 16-18
935LV
Feb. 16-18
935LV
Emerson College
 Schiff
28%
 Schiff
28%

Schiff

28%

Garvey

22%

Porter

16%

Lee

9%

Early

2%

Pascucci

2%

Reiss

2%

Bradley

2%

Liew

1%
22%
 GarveySchiff+6
Feb. 6-13
1,075LV
Feb. 6-13
1,075LV
Public Policy Institute of California
 Schiff
24%
 Schiff
24%

Schiff

24%

Porter

19%

Garvey

18%

Lee

10%

Early

4%

Bradley

3%

Liew

2%

Bassett

1%

Gary-Pandol

1%

Garza

1%

Grundmann

1%

Jones

1%

Lightfoot

1%

Macauley

1%

Pascucci

1%

Peterson

1%

Pierce

1%

Reiss

1%
19%
 PorterSchiff+5
Jan. 21-29
1,416LV
Jan. 21-29
1,416LV
University of Southern California/California State University Long Beach Center for Urban Politics and Policy/Cal Poly Pomona
 Schiff
25%
 Schiff
25%

Schiff

25%

Porter

15%

Garvey

15%

Lee

7%

Early

1%

Bradley

1%

Resendez

1%
15%
 PorterSchiff+10
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