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

March 6-8
713LV
March 6-8
713LV
Kunce
39%
Kunce
39%

Kunce

39%

Hawley

53%
53%
Hawley  Hawley+14
Jan. 23-28
1,830RV
Jan. 23-28
1,830RV
Kunce
30%
Kunce
30%

Kunce

30%

Hawley

43%
43%
Hawley  Hawley+12
Oct. 26-31
407RV
Oct. 26-31
407RV
Kunce
42%
Kunce
42%

Kunce

42%

Hawley

46%
46%
Hawley  Hawley+4
Oct. 1-4
491RV
Oct. 1-4
491RV
Bell
34%
Bell
34%

Bell

34%

Hawley

44%
44%
Hawley  Hawley+10
Oct. 1-4
491RV
Oct. 1-4
491RV
Kunce
32%
Kunce
32%

Kunce

32%

Hawley

45%
45%
Hawley  Hawley+13
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