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Who’s ahead in the Nevada Senate Republican primary?

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

April 7-10
500LV
April 7-10
500LV
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
Brown
39%
Brown
39%

Brown

39%

Marchant

26%
26%
Marchant  Brown+13
Oct. 23-26
182LV
Oct. 23-26
182LV
Brown
24%
Brown
24%

Brown

24%

Marchant

9%

Grady

5%

Gunter

1%
9%
MarchantBrown+15
Aug. 15-17
500LV
Aug. 15-17
500LV
Brown
33%
Brown
33%

Brown

33%

Marchant

15%

Grady

2%

Gunter

1%

Kennedy

1%

Lindemann

1%
15%
MarchantBrown+18
May 15-19
104RV
May 15-19
104RV
Amodei
28%
Amodei
28%

Amodei

28%

Laxalt

21%

Marchant

13%

Tarkanian

4%

Becker

3%

Seevers Gansert

3%

Harris

0%
21%
LaxaltAmodei+7
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