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Who’s ahead in the Nevada Senate Republican primary?

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

June 4-5
424LV
June 4-5
424LV
Noble Predictive Insights
 Brown
53%
 Brown
53%

Brown

53%

Gunter

15%

Marchant

9%

Grady

5%
15%
 GunterBrown+38
May 30
802LV
May 30
802LV
Kaplan Strategies
 Gunter
31%
 Gunter
31%

Gunter

31%

Brown

30%

Marchant

7%

Grady

4%

Phillips

2%

Conrad

1%

Kennedy

0%
30%
 BrownGunter+1
May 13-16
500LV
May 13-16
500LV
Tarrance Group
 Brown
52%
 Brown
52%

Brown

52%

Gunter

14%

Marchant

7%
14%
 GunterBrown+38
April 7-10
500LV
April 7-10
500LV
Tarrance Group
 Brown
58%
 Brown
58%

Brown

58%

Marchant

6%

Grady

3%

Gunter

3%
6%
 MarchantBrown+52
Feb. 27-March 5
240RV
Feb. 27-March 5
240RV
Noble Predictive Insights
 Brown
39%
 Brown
39%

Brown

39%

Marchant

26%
26%
Marchant  Brown+13
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