(BISMARCK) – Three different polls conducted in North Dakota show strong leads for Republican candidates for United States President Senate.
In a poll conducted by WPA Intelligence, of 521 likely voters, incumbent Republican Senator Kevin Cramer held a 29-point advantage over Democratic challenger Katrina Christiansen. In a second poll, done in the same time period but of 500 likely voters, Cramer’s lead slimmed to just nine points.
In a presidential poll in the state of North Dakota, of 500 likely voters, former President Donald Trump held a 10-point advantage over Vice President Kamala Harris.
Cramer sponsored the first U.S. Senate poll, while Christiansen sponsored the second U.S. Senate poll and the presidential poll.
