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

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
Sep 17–21, 2026Generic ballotA Echelon Insights—1,002LV—D 51 · R 43D+8D+8.5—Release
Sep 18–21, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,394RVNonprobability PanelD 45 · R 36D+9D+7.8—Release
Sep 18–21, 2026Generic ballotB YouGovEconomist975LVNonprobability PanelD 52 · R 38D+14D+13.2—Release
Sep 15–20, 2026CA 2026: Voter idA SurveyUSAABC 10 News, KGTV-TV (California), San Diego Union-Tribune742LVNonprobability PanelYes 48 · No 38Yes +10——Release
Sep 15–20, 2026CA 2026: Wealth taxA SurveyUSAABC 10 News, KGTV-TV (California), San Diego Union-Tribune742LVNonprobability PanelYes 48 · No 40Yes +8——Release
Sep 15–20, 2026CA 2026: Voter idC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times4,512LV—Yes 39 · No 52No +13——Release
Sep 15–20, 2026CA 2026: Wealth taxC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times4,512LV—Yes 45 · No 42Yes +3——Release
Sep 15–20, 2026CA 2026: Require audits of new special taxesC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times4,512LV—Yes 37 · No 33Yes +4——Release
Sep 15–20, 2026CA 2026: Prohibit new taxes on personal propertyC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times4,512LV—Yes 43 · No 34Yes +9——Release
Sep 16–20, 2026Presidential approvalC+ American Research Group—1,001RVLive Phone30 / 68−38——Release
Sep 18–20, 2026Presidential approvalC Morning Consult—2,201RV—41 / 56−15——Release
Sep 17–20, 2026Presidential approvalB+ IpsosReuters979RVProbability Panel35 / 65−30——Release
Sep 17–20, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedB+ IpsosReuters1,277AProbability Panel32 / 66−34——Release
Sep 15–20, 2026California GovernorC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times4,512LV—Becerra 58 · Hilton 33D+25D+23.7−5.5Release
Sep 17–20, 2026U.S. Senate in North Carolina— Opinion DiagnosticsCommon Cause North Carolina857LV—Cooper 52 · Whatley 44D+8D+11.0−11.4Release
Sep 17–20, 2026U.S. Senate in North CarolinaB Fabrizio Ward/Impact ResearchAARP1,115LV—Cooper 53 · Whatley 42D+11D+10.4−8.6Release
Sep 9–20, 2026Pennsylvania's 10th DistrictB− Franklin & Marshall College—378RV—Stelson 47 · Perry 44D+3R+0.6−7.1Release
Sep 9–20, 2026Pennsylvania's 7th DistrictB− Franklin & Marshall College—350RV—Brooks 45 · Mackenzie 40D+5D+1.4−7.2Release
Sep 17–20, 2026Oklahoma's 5th DistrictC GBAOJena Nelson's campaign500LV—Nelson 43 · Bice 48R+5R+6.5−3.7Release
Sep 17–20, 2026Texas GovernorB+ Marist University—1,139RV—Hinojosa 49 · Abbott 46D+3D+1.6−4.1Release
Sep 17–20, 2026New York GovernorA− Quinnipiac University—1,026LV—Hochul 58 · Blakeman 39D+19D+17.8−0.9Release
Sep 16–20, 2026Michigan GovernorA Suffolk University—500LV—Benson 51 · James 34D+16D+14.1+5.4Release
Sep 17–20, 2026Iowa GovernorB+ Marist University—1,050RV—Sand 54 · Lahn 42D+12D+10.6+1.0Release
Sep 15–20, 2026California GovernorA SurveyUSAABC 10 News, KGTV-TV (California), San Diego Union-Tribune742LV—Becerra 55 · Hilton 33D+22D+21.6−8.5Release
Sep 17–20, 2026U.S. Senate in TexasB+ Marist University—1,139RV—Talarico 50 · Paxton 44D+6D+4.6−6.1Release
Sep 16–20, 2026U.S. Senate in MichiganA Suffolk University—500LV—El-Sayed 47 · Rogers 40D+7D+5.1+0.2Release
Sep 17–20, 2026U.S. Senate in IowaB+ Marist University—1,050RV—Turek 50 · Hinson 42D+8D+6.6+3.9Release
Sep 16–20, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedC+ American Research Group—1,100ALive Phone29 / 68−39——Release
Sep 17–20, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedB+ IpsosReuters1,277AProbability PanelD 37 · R 29D+8D+8.3—Release
Sep 17–20, 2026Generic ballotB+ IpsosReuters979RVProbability PanelD 43 · R 35D+8D+8.3—Release
Sep 14–20, 2026Generic ballotC Morning Consult—18,336LV—D 50 · R 43D+7D+8.3—Release
Sep 15–19, 2026Texas Governor— Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center—1,800LV—Hinojosa 45 · Abbott 49R+4R+3.2−11.1Release
Sep 15–19, 2026U.S. Senate in Texas— Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center—1,800LV—Talarico 47 · Paxton 46D+1D+1.8−11.1Release
Sep 15–19, 2026Texas Attorney General— Texas Southern University—1,800LV—Johnson 42 · Middleton 47R+5R+3.2−11.4Release
Sep 15–19, 2026Texas Lieutenant Governor— Texas Southern University—1,800LV—Goodwin 41 · Patrick 47R+6R+4.2−12.1Release
Sep 18–19, 2026Texas's 9th DistrictB+ Public Policy PollingLeticia Gutierrez's campaign560RV—Gutierrez 39 · Mealer 45R+6R+7.7−21.1Release
Sep 15–19, 2026U.S. Senate in Michigan— Torchlight StrategiesCommon Sense for America PAC643LV—El-Sayed 43 · Rogers 44R+1D+3.0−8.3Release
Sep 17–19, 2026U.S. Senate in Louisiana— Hart Research AssociatesJamie Davis's campaign500LV—Davis 44 · Letlow 48R+4R+10.8−2.2Release
Sep 15–18, 2026U.S. Senate in North CarolinaNot averagedB YouGov—3,511LV—Cooper 54 · Whatley 41D+13D+12.2−6.6Release
Sep 15–18, 2026U.S. Senate in North CarolinaB YouGov—3,742LV—Cooper 53 · Whatley 41D+12D+11.2−7.6Release
Sep 15–18, 2026U.S. Senate in North CarolinaNot averagedB YouGov—3,864RV—Cooper 52 · Whatley 41D+11D+9.8−8.6Release
Sep 15–18, 2026Georgia GovernorNot averagedB YouGov—3,299LV—Bottoms 44 · Jackson 46R+2R+2.9−10.7Release
Sep 15–18, 2026Georgia GovernorB YouGov—3,069LV—Bottoms 44 · Jackson 47R+3R+3.9−11.7Release
Sep 15–18, 2026Georgia GovernorNot averagedB YouGov—3,414RV—Bottoms 44 · Jackson 45R+1R+2.2−9.7Release
Sep 16–18, 2026U.S. Senate in IowaB Trafalgar Group—1,089LV—Turek 42 · Hinson 44R+2D+0.5−6.0Release
Sep 15–18, 2026U.S. Senate in GeorgiaNot averagedB YouGov—3,301LV—Ossoff 52 · Collins 42D+10D+9.2−8.0Release
Sep 15–18, 2026U.S. Senate in GeorgiaB YouGov—3,071LV—Ossoff 51 · Collins 43D+8D+7.2−10.0Release
Sep 15–18, 2026U.S. Senate in GeorgiaNot averagedB YouGov—3,416RV—Ossoff 51 · Collins 41D+10D+8.8−8.0Release
Sep 15–18, 2026Presidential approval— Quantus Insights—1,389LVText-to-Web40 / 59−20——Release
Sep 15–18, 2026Generic ballot— Quantus Insights—1,389LVText-to-WebD 50 · R 42D+9D+11.3—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)