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Polls ending July 24, 2024

President: general election, Washington, 2024

July 24-25
581LV
July 24-25
581LV
Harris
52%
Harris
52%

Harris

52%

Trump

38%

Kennedy

6%
38%
TrumpHarris+14

July 12, 2024

President: general election, Washington, 2024

July 10-13
708LV
July 10-13
708LV
Harris
51%
Harris
51%

Harris

51%

Trump

36%
36%
Trump  Harris+15
July 10-13
708LV
July 10-13
708LV
Biden
50%
Biden
50%

Biden

50%

Trump

36%
36%
Trump  Biden+14

U.S. Senate, Washington, 2024, Top-two primary

July 10-13
564LV
July 10-13
564LV
Cantwell
58%
Cantwell
58%

Cantwell

58%

Garcia

37%
37%
Garcia  Cantwell+21

Governor, Washington, 2024, Top-two primary

July 10-13
564LV
July 10-13
564LV
Ferguson
42%
Ferguson
42%

Ferguson

42%

Reichert

33%

Bird

7%

Mullet

4%
33%
ReichertFerguson+9

June 21, 2024

U.S. House, WA-3, 2024, Top-two primary

June 20-22
400LV
June 20-22
400LV
Perez
38%
Perez
38%

Perez

38%

Kent

34%

Lewallen

6%

Saulie-Rohman

3%
34%
KentPerez+4

U.S. House, WA-3, 2024, General election

June 20-22
400LV
June 20-22
400LV
Perez
42%
Perez
42%

Perez

42%

Kent

42%
42%
Kent  Even

June 11, 2024

U.S. House, WA-3, 2024, General election

June 11-12
649LV
June 11-12
649LV
Perez
45%
Perez
45%

Perez

45%

Kent

46%
46%
Kent  Kent+1

May 22, 2024

Governor, Washington, 2024, Top-two primary

May 20-23
800RV
May 20-23
800RV
Ferguson
33%
Ferguson
33%

Ferguson

33%

Reichert

31%

Mullet

5%

Bird

4%
31%
ReichertFerguson+2
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