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

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
Aug 8–11, 2026Generic ballotB+ Angus Reid Global—1,132LV—D 47 · R 38D+9D+7.3—Release
Aug 9–11, 2026Michigan GovernorB Fabrizio Ward/Impact ResearchAARP877LV—Benson 49 · James 44D+5D+4.4−5.8Release
Aug 9–11, 2026Arizona Governor— GrayHouseElijah Norton's campaign600LV—Hobbs 49 · Biggs 45D+4D+8.1−9.1Release
Aug 9–11, 2026U.S. Senate in MichiganB Fabrizio Ward/Impact ResearchAARP877LV—El-Sayed 48 · Rogers 47D+1D+0.4−6.0Release
Aug 7–11, 2026Generic ballot— VerasightWave Polling and Research1,591RV—D 50 · R 43D+7D+4.4—Release
Aug 8–11, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedB+ Angus Reid Global—1,525A—D 45 · R 36D+9D+7.0—Release
Jul 30–Aug 10, 2026NC 2026: Voter idB YouGovCatawba College Center for N.C. Politics & Public Service999ANonprobability PanelYes 70 · No 21Yes +49——Release
Aug 7–10, 20262028 Democratic primaryNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times827A—Harris 30 · Newsom 14+16——Release
Aug 7–10, 20262028 Republican primaryNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times874A—Vance 42 · Rubio 18+25——Release
Aug 7–10, 20262028 Democratic primary— FocaldataFinancial Times616LV—Harris 26 · Newsom 15+11——Release
Aug 7–10, 20262028 Republican primary— FocaldataFinancial Times679LV—Vance 45 · Rubio 20+25——Release
Aug 7–10, 20262028 Democratic primaryNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times789RV—Harris 29 · Newsom 13+15——Release
Aug 7–10, 20262028 Republican primaryNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times836RV—Vance 42 · Rubio 18+24——Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,589ANonprobability Panel33 / 62−29——Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Presidential approvalB YouGovEconomist1,420RVNonprobability Panel38 / 61−23——Release
Aug 8–10, 2026Presidential approval— AlphaROCIndependent Center1,000A—40 / 56−16——Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Presidential approvalNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times1,913RV—36 / 55−19——Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Presidential approval— FocaldataFinancial Times1,857LV—38 / 56−18——Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Presidential approvalNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times2,152A—35 / 55−20——Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Presidential approvalC Morning Consult—2,207RV—42 / 55−13——Release
Aug 9–10, 2026U.S. Senate in North CarolinaB+ Harper PollingCarolina Journal600LV—Cooper 52 · Whatley 39D+13D+11.3−7.1Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Ohio's 7th District— Bedrock PollingIron Workers International, The Next 50866LV—Poindexter 43 · Miller 35D+8D+3.2−1.9Release
Aug 9–10, 2026Texas GovernorA+ Emerson CollegeNexstar1,000LV—Hinojosa 45 · Abbott 48R+4R+2.9−10.6Release
Aug 6–10, 2026Ohio GovernorB+ Beacon Research/Shaw & Company ResearchFox News1,008RV—Acton 48 · Ramaswamy 50R+2R+2.6−9.9Release
Aug 6–10, 2026Michigan GovernorB+ Beacon Research/Shaw & Company ResearchFox News1,006RV—Benson 52 · James 47D+5D+4.3−5.8Release
Aug 6–10, 2026Michigan GovernorA− TIPP InsightsLeague of American Workers1,215LV—Benson 53 · James 37D+17D+13.0+5.7Release
Aug 6–10, 2026Michigan GovernorNot averagedA− TIPP InsightsLeague of American Workers1,528RV—Benson 48 · James 34D+14D+10.5+3.5Release
Aug 6–10, 2026Maine GovernorB+ Beacon Research/Shaw & Company ResearchFox News1,000RV—Pingree 49 · Charles 38D+11D+10.3−5.9Release
Aug 9–10, 2026U.S. Senate in TexasA+ Emerson CollegeNexstar1,000LV—Talarico 46 · Paxton 47R+1R+0.4−13.1Release
Aug 6–10, 2026U.S. Senate in Ohio (special)B+ Beacon Research/Shaw & Company ResearchFox News1,008RV—Brown 53 · Husted 45D+8D+7.3+3.1Release
Aug 6–10, 2026U.S. Senate in MichiganB+ Beacon Research/Shaw & Company ResearchFox News1,006RV—El-Sayed 47 · Rogers 51R+4R+4.7−11.0Release
Aug 6–10, 2026U.S. Senate in MichiganC GBAOSenate Majority PAC800LV—El-Sayed 50 · Rogers 44D+6D+4.5−1.0Release
Aug 6–10, 2026U.S. Senate in MichiganA− TIPP InsightsLeague of American Workers1,215LV—El-Sayed 45 · Rogers 42D+3R+0.3−3.8Release
Aug 6–10, 2026U.S. Senate in MichiganNot averagedA− TIPP InsightsLeague of American Workers1,528RV—El-Sayed 43 · Rogers 39D+3R+0.4−3.6Release
Aug 6–10, 2026U.S. Senate in MaineB+ Beacon Research/Shaw & Company ResearchFox News1,000RV—Jackson 48 · Collins 46D+2D+1.3−4.1Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,588ANonprobability PanelD 40 · R 32D+8D+6.8—Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Generic ballotB YouGovEconomist1,419RVNonprobability PanelD 46 · R 40D+6D+4.8—Release
Aug 8–10, 2026Generic ballot— AlphaROCIndependent Center1,000A—D 41 · R 37D+4D+3.5—Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Generic ballotNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times2,152A—D 48 · R 41D+6D+5.3—Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Generic ballotNot averaged— FocaldataFinancial Times1,913RV—D 49 · R 43D+6D+4.5—Release
Aug 7–10, 2026Generic ballot— FocaldataFinancial Times1,857LV—D 51 · R 45D+6D+5.4—Release
Aug 3–9, 2026CA 2026: Wealth taxC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times2,310LV—Yes 48 · No 41Yes +7——Release
Aug 3–9, 2026CA 2026: Voter idC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times2,310LV—Yes 42 · No 51No +9——Release
Aug 3–9, 2026CA 2026: Require audits of new special taxesC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times2,310LV—Yes 35 · No 37No +2——Release
Aug 3–9, 2026CA 2026: Prohibit new taxes on personal propertyC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times2,306LV—Yes 40 · No 37Yes +3——Release
Aug 3–9, 2026California GovernorC+ University of California Berkeley Institute of Governmental StudiesLos Angeles Times2,310LV—Becerra 55 · Hilton 37D+18D+16.7−12.5Release
Aug 6–9, 2026Wisconsin's 1st DistrictC Impact ResearchMitchell Berman's campaign400LV—Berman 48 · Steil 49R+1R+1.9−4.9Release
Aug 5–9, 2026Pennsylvania's 1st DistrictC Global Strategy GroupBob Harvie's campaign500LV—Harvie 43 · Fitzpatrick 47R+4R+6.8−9.5Release
Aug 6–9, 2026Ohio's 15th District— Hart Research AssociatesDon Leonard's campaign401LV—Leonard 37 · Carey 41R+4R+10.8−10.6Release
Aug 4–9, 2026Texas GovernorC GBAOGina Hinojosa's campaign1,000LV—Hinojosa 48 · Abbott 49R+1R+2.5−8.1Release
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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)