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Latest poll in the database ended Nov 2, 2026. Source: 99chambers polls database

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
Nov 1–2, 20222022 United States Senate election in Georgia (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—600LV—Warnock 45 · Walker 48R+3——Release
Nov 1–2, 20222022 United States Senate election in Florida (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—600LV—Demings 40 · Rubio 49R+9——Release
Oct 26–28, 20222022 United States Senate special election in Oklahoma (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—501LV—Horn 41 · Mullin 52R+11——Release
Oct 26–28, 20222022 United States Senate election in Oklahoma (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—501LV—Horn 38 · Lankford 52R+14——Release
Oct 13–15, 20222022 United States Senate special election in Oklahoma (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—500LV—Horn 39 · Mullin 52R+13——Release
Oct 13–15, 20222022 United States Senate election in Oklahoma (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—500LV—Horn 36 · Lankford 52R+16——Release
Sep 19–21, 20222022 United States Senate special election in Oklahoma (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—500LV—Horn 39 · Mullin 50R+11——Release
Sep 19–21, 20222022 United States Senate election in Oklahoma (2022)C+ Amber Integrated—500LV—Horn 34 · Lankford 52R+18——Release
Sep 17–20, 20202020 United States Senate election in Oklahoma (2020)C+ Amber Integrated—500LV—Broyles 30 · Inhofe 46R+16——Release
Mar 5–8, 20202020 United States Senate election in Oklahoma (2020)C+ Amber Integrated—500LV—Broyles 31 · Inhofe 57R+26——Release
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Adjusted: after house-effect and population corrections. vs result: margin minus the certified or unofficial result. Latest poll in the database ended Nov 2, 2026. Source: each poll’s own release, as cited by the poll list it was compiled from (The New York Times for Senate, governor and House races; Wikipedia for other offices)