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

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
Sep 29–Oct 1, 2026Presidential approvalA− TIPP InsightsIssues & Insights1,488A—39 / 52−13——Release
Sep 26–Oct 1, 2026Presidential approval— Centerline Research & Strategy—930LVNonprobability Panel/Text-to-Web38 / 62−24——Release
Sep 26–Oct 1, 2026Presidential approvalNot averaged— Centerline Research & Strategy—1,463ANonprobability Panel/Text-to-Web31 / 64−33——Release
Sep 29–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in KansasB Trafalgar Group—1,095LV—Hamilton 44 · Marshall 44D+1D+3.3−4.2Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in AlaskaA The New York Times/Siena University—504LV—Peltola 50 · Sullivan 43D+7D+6.3—Release
Sep 27–Oct 1, 2026Kansas Attorney GeneralC Global Strategy Groupthe Democratic Attorneys General Association700LV—Mann 49 · Kobach 45D+4D+1.2—Release
Sep 29–Oct 1, 2026Connecticut's 5th DistrictA− OnMessage Inc.Chris Shea's campaign400LV—Hayes 51 · Shea 45D+6D+11.5−9.7Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026Oregon GovernorNot averagedB DHM ResearchThe Oregonian/OregonLive600RV—Kotek 43 · Drazan 43EvenR+0.2−9.6Release
Sep 30–Oct 1, 2026Illinois GovernorB+ Public Policy PollingChicago News Weekly569RV—Pritzker 54 · Bailey 34D+20D+19.3−3.5Release
Sep 26–Oct 1, 2026Generic ballotNot averaged— Centerline Research & Strategy—1,463ANonprobability Panel/Text-to-WebD 43 · R 33D+10D+9.6−2.6Release
Sep 26–Oct 1, 2026Generic ballotNot averaged— Centerline Research & Strategy—1,239RVNonprobability Panel/Text-to-WebD 49 · R 39D+10D+9.6−2.6Release
Sep 27–Oct 1, 2026Wisconsin Attorney GeneralC Global Strategy Groupthe Democratic Attorneys General Association—V—Kaul 50 · Toney 43D+7D+3.9−2.3Release
Sep 27–Oct 1, 2026Nevada Attorney GeneralC Global Strategy Group——V—Cannizzaro 47 · Fralick 44D+3D+1.9−12.4Release
Sep 27–Oct 1, 2026Michigan Attorney GeneralC Global Strategy Group——V—Savit 47 · Lloyd 44D+3D+1.9−5.2Release
Sep 27–Oct 1, 2026Georgia Attorney GeneralC Global Strategy Groupthe Democratic Attorneys General Association—V—Miller 46 · Strickland 43D+3R+0.1−8.1Release
Sep 27–Oct 1, 2026Arizona Attorney GeneralC Global Strategy Groupthe Democratic Attorneys General Association—V—Mayes 50 · Petersen 43D+7D+3.9−4.0Release
Sep 29–Oct 1, 2026Generic ballotA− TIPP InsightsIssues & Insights1,328RV—D 46 · R 42D+4D+4.9−8.6Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026Alaska's at-large DistrictNot averagedA The New York Times/Siena University—504LV—Hafner 8 · III 47R+38R+39.1—Release
Sep 30–Oct 1, 2026West Virginia Senate District 8— State Navigate—1,002LV—Hundley 40 · Wheeler 46R+6R+5.4−3.3Release
Sep 30–Oct 1, 2026Illinois Secretary of StateB+ Public Policy PollingChicago News Weekly569LV—Giannoulias 55 · Harris 37D+18D+17.6−11.5Release
Sep 30–Oct 1, 2026Illinois Attorney GeneralB+ Public Policy PollingChicago News Weekly569LV—Raoul 52 · Fioretti 38D+14D+13.6−9.2Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026California Governor— Manhattan Institute—1,000LV—Becerra 57 · Hilton 39D+18D+19.6−12.5Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026Tennessee's 5th DistrictC Impact ResearchChaz Molder's campaign552LV—Molder 41 · Hatcher 46R+5R+5.9−0.1Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026Wisconsin Governor— Z to A ResearchRust Belt Rising662LV—Crowley 49 · Tiffany 44D+5D+2.2−3.0Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026Pennsylvania Governor— Z to A ResearchRust Belt Rising630LV—Shapiro 53 · Garrity 34D+19D+16.2−3.1Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026Michigan Governor— Z to A ResearchRust Belt Rising483LV—Benson 50 · James 40D+10D+7.2−0.8Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in Michigan— Z to A ResearchRust Belt Rising483LV—El-Sayed 49 · Rogers 42D+7D+4.20.0Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026Wisconsin's 1st DistrictC Impact ResearchHouse Majority PAC500LV—Berman 48 · Steil 47D+1D+0.1−2.9Release
Sep 30–Oct 1, 2026South Carolina's 1st DistrictB+ co/efficient—837LV—Lacore 40 · Honeycutt 46R+6R+2.0−7.0Release
Oct 1, 2026Arizona's 1st District— FirstStrategic Communications and Public Affairs—400RV—Shah 44 · Feely 42D+3D+2.5−4.1Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026Alaska's at-large DistrictA The New York Times/Siena University—487LV—Hafner 9 · III 49R+40R+40.9—Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026Oregon GovernorB DHM ResearchThe Oregonian/OregonLive549LV—Kotek 46 · Drazan 44D+2D+2.1−7.6Release
Sep 22–Oct 1, 2026Ohio GovernorA The New York Times/Siena University—616LV—Acton 49 · Ramaswamy 45D+4D+3.3−4.0Release
Oct 1, 2026Michigan GovernorB+ Mitchell Research & Communications—682LV—Benson 46 · James 39D+7D+6.0−3.8Release
Sep 23–Oct 1, 2026Maine GovernorB YouGovCBS News1,133LV—Pingree 56 · Charles 44D+12D+11.2−4.9Release
Sep 22–Oct 1, 2026Iowa GovernorA The New York Times/Siena University—606LV—Sand 52 · Lahn 41D+11D+10.5+0.2Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026Florida GovernorA Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc.NBC 6 Miami, Telemundo625LV—Jolly 41 · Donalds 48R+7R+5.0−5.7Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026Alaska GovernorNot averagedA The New York Times/Siena University—504LV—Kreiss-Tomkins 40 · Bronson 15D+25D+24.7—Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026Alaska GovernorNot averagedA The New York Times/Siena University—431LV—Kreiss-Tomkins 52 · Wilson 48D+3D+2.5—Release
Sep 24–Oct 1, 2026Alaska GovernorA The New York Times/Siena University—448LV—Kreiss-Tomkins 46 · Bronson 17D+29D+28.6—Release
Sep 22–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in Ohio (special)A The New York Times/Siena University—616LV—Brown 49 · Husted 46D+3D+2.0−2.2Release
Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in MichiganB+ Mitchell Research & Communications—682LV—El-Sayed 46 · Rogers 41D+4D+3.2−2.8Release
Sep 23–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in MaineB YouGovCBS News1,136LV—Jackson 50 · Collins 50EvenR+0.8−6.1Release
Sep 29–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in MaineB Trafalgar Group—1,091LV—Jackson 46 · Collins 46EvenD+2.7−5.8Release
Sep 22–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in IowaA The New York Times/Siena University—606LV—Turek 47 · Hinson 48R+1R+1.5−5.0Release
Sep 30–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in IllinoisB+ Public Policy PollingChicago News Weekly569RV—Stratton 49 · Tracy 36D+13D+12.3−11.3Release
Sep 28–Oct 1, 2026U.S. Senate in Florida (special)A Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc.NBC 6 Miami, Telemundo625LV—Nixon 40 · Moody 50R+10R+8.0−7.1Release
Sep 26–Oct 1, 2026Presidential approvalNot averaged— Centerline Research & Strategy—1,239RVNonprobability Panel/Text-to-Web35 / 64−29——Release
Sep 26–Oct 1, 2026Generic ballot— Centerline Research & Strategy—930LVNonprobability Panel/Text-to-WebD 50 · R 42D+8D+7.9−4.6Release
Sep 16–30, 2026AZ 2026: Voter id and citizenship votingB+ Lake Research PartnersBallot Initiative Strategy Center600RV—Yes 56 · No 35Yes +21——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)