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1. projects.fivethirtyeight.com › senate › texasWho Is Favored To Win Texas's Senate Race? - FiveThirtyEight

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   1 day ago · What are the latest polls in Texas's Senate race? We adjust polls for house effects, mode, partisanship, voter likelihood and third parties and weight them based on their firm’s 538...

2. www.nytimes.com › polls-senate-texasElection 2024 Polls: Texas U.S. Senate - The New York Times

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   18 hours ago · 40%. 50%. Nov. 2. 45% Allred Allred. 49% Cruz Cruz. About this data. Note: Individual poll results are shown as circles for each candidate. Polls with greater weight in the average have larger ...

3. www.usatoday.com › story › newsA week out, here's what the polls show in Texas US Senate race

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   2 days ago · An Activote poll of 400 likely voters showed Cruz at 53% compared to Allred's 47% while a Morning Consult poll of 2,048 likely voters found the candidates nearly tied at 46% for Cruz and 45% for ...

4. projects.fivethirtyeight.com › polls › texasTexas Polls - FiveThirtyEight

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   1 day ago · Who’s ahead in the Texas ? An updating average, accounting for each poll's recency, sample size, methodology and house effects.

5. www.kxan.com › in-depth-insight › insight-texasInsight: Texas Politics Project releases latest polling data ...

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   Oct 20, 2024 · Updated: Oct 19, 2024 / 10:23 PM CDT. AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Texas Politics Project released its latest look at where some voters stand in the Senate election. The poll showed incumbent Ted...

6. projects.fivethirtyeight.com › polls › senateTexas : U.S. Senate : 2024 Polls | FiveThirtyEight

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   1 day ago · Who’s ahead in the Texas Senate ? An updating average, accounting for each poll's recency, sample size, methodology and house effects.

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   How do Texas voters view Trump vs Harris?

   • As the table below illustrates, Texas voters' views of the respective candidates’ traits are closely divided in most cases. Harris has a very slight edge over Trump, within the poll’s margin of error, in evaluations of temperament (49% v. 47%), honesty and trustworthiness (42% v. 39%), and empathy (“cares about people like you”) (46% v. 45%).

   Donald Trump maintains a lead in Texas but Kamala Harris narrows the

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   Which poll results are shown as circles for each candidate?

   • Note: Individual poll results are shown as circles for each candidate. Polls with greater weight in the average have larger circles. Source: Averages by The New York Times; polls collected by FiveThirtyEight and The Times. Albert Sun Graphics reporter

   Election 2024 Polls: Texas U.S. Senate

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   What do Texas voters think about the economy?

   • Texas voters' views of the economy continue to be generally negative, with some glint of positivity about the future. Only 27% think the U.S. economy is better off than one year ago, with 49% thinking it’s worse and 23% about the same.

   Donald Trump maintains a lead in Texas but Kamala Harris narrows the

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8. texaspolitics.utexas.edu › blog › donald-trumpDonald Trump maintains a lead in Texas but Kamala Harris ...

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   Sep 6, 2024 · The latest University of Texas/Texas Politics Project Poll finds former president Donald Trump leading Vice-President Kamala Harris 49% to 44% in a head-to-head match-up in the presidential race in Texas. Three percent chose an unspecified “someone else,” and 4% were undecided.