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Polls ending June 20, 2024

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

June 20-21
432LV
June 20-21
432LV
Curtis
48%
Curtis
48%

Curtis

48%

Staggs

28%

Wilson

9%

Walton

6%
28%
StaggsCurtis+20

Governor, Utah, 2024, Republican primary

June 20-21
432LV
June 20-21
432LV
Cox
55%
Cox
55%

Cox

55%

Lyman

42%
42%
Lyman  Cox+13

June 6, 2024

President: general election, Utah, 2024

June 4-7
857RV
June 4-7
857RV
Biden
20%
Biden
20%

Biden

20%

Trump

49%

Kennedy

20%
49%
TrumpTrump+29
June 4-7
857RV
June 4-7
857RV
Biden
25%
Biden
25%

Biden

25%

Trump

57%
57%
Trump  Trump+32

Governor, Utah, 2024, Republican primary

June 4-7
477LV
June 4-7
477LV
Cox
71%
Cox
71%

Cox

71%

Lyman

29%
29%
Lyman  Cox+42

June 5, 2024

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

June 4-6
469LV
June 4-6
469LV
Curtis
47%
Curtis
47%

Curtis

47%

Wilson

24%

Staggs

21%

Walton

8%
24%
WilsonCurtis+23

May 2, 2024

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

April 30-May 3
600LV
April 30-May 3
600LV
Curtis
42%
Curtis
42%

Curtis

42%

Staggs

14%

Wilson

9%

Walton

2%
14%
StaggsCurtis+28

April 20, 2024

President: general election, Utah, 2024

April 13-21
414LV
April 13-21
414LV
Kennedy
44%
Kennedy
44%

Kennedy

44%

Trump

40%
40%
Trump  Kennedy+4
April 13-21
414LV
April 13-21
414LV
Biden
36%
Biden
36%

Biden

36%

Kennedy

54%
54%
Kennedy  Kennedy+18
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