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

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
Jul 14–17, 2026Generic ballot— VerasightStrength In Numbers1,364RV—D 50 · R 43D+7D+4.4—Release
Jul 8–16, 2026Nevada Governor— Grassroots TargetingBetter Nevada PAC, Republican Governors Association2,500LV—Ford 40 · Lombardo 52R+12R+3.3−19.7Release
Jul 11–16, 2026Maine's 2nd DistrictA− Tulchin ResearchMatt Dunlap's campaign600LV—Dunlap 49 · LePage 48D+1R+2.1—Release
Jul 13–16, 2026Iowa's 1st DistrictC− The Bullfinch GroupIndependent Center, Independent Leadership Council705LV—Bohannan 40 · Miller-Meeks 35D+5R+3.8−4.2Release
Jul 13–16, 2026California's 6th DistrictC− The Bullfinch GroupIndependent Center, Independent Leadership Council741LV—Pan 39 · Kiley 35D+4R+4.8−13.2Release
Jul 15–16, 2026Nevada GovernorB+ Public Policy PollingDemocratic Governors Association558LV—Ford 44 · Lombardo 44EvenR+1.4−7.7Release
Jul 13–16, 2026Georgia GovernorB Fabrizio Ward/Impact ResearchAARP1,060LV—Bottoms 48 · Jackson 46D+2D+1.4−6.7Release
Jul 13–16, 2026U.S. Senate in MontanaC− The Bullfinch GroupIndependent Center, Independent Leadership Council793LV—Bankhead 22 · Alme 36R+14R+22.8+22.2Release
Jul 13–16, 2026U.S. Senate in GeorgiaB Fabrizio Ward/Impact ResearchAARP1,060LV—Ossoff 52 · Collins 43D+9D+8.4−9.0Release
Jul 14–15, 2026Florida's 14th DistrictB St. Pete PollsFlorida Politics469LV—Castor 46 · Beltran 38D+9D+5.6+3.3Release
Jul 13–15, 2026New Mexico GovernorC− McLaughlin & AssociatesGregg Hull's campaign400LV—Haaland 46 · Hull 45D+1D+7.2−13.7Release
Jul 13–14, 2026Presidential approval— AlphaROCIndependent Center1,000ANonprobability Panel38 / 57−19——Release
Jul 6–14, 2026Presidential approvalB+ RMG ResearchNapolitan News Service2,000RV—44 / 53−9——Release
Jul 9–14, 2026California's 48th DistrictB+ Lake Research PartnersMarni von Wilpert's campaign500LV—Wilpert 48 · Desmond 46D+2R+3.3−16.8Release
Jul 7–14, 2026Idaho's 1st DistrictA SurveyUSASarah Zabel's campaign480LV—Peterson 35 · Fulcher 45R+10R+10.3+25.5Release
Jul 13–14, 2026Generic ballotB+ RMG ResearchNapolitan News Service1,000RV—D 47 · R 45D+2D+3.6—Release
Jul 13–14, 2026Generic ballot— AlphaROCIndependent Center1,000ANonprobability PanelD 42 · R 37D+5D+4.6—Release
Jul 9–13, 20262028 Democratic primaryA Echelon Insights—496LV—Harris 21 · Newsom 14+7——Release
Jul 9–13, 20262028 Republican primaryA Echelon Insights—423LV—Vance 38 · Rubio 15+23——Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Presidential approvalC Morning Consult——RV—45 / 52−7——Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Presidential approvalB YouGovEconomist1,450RVNonprobability Panel40 / 58−18——Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,616ANonprobability Panel37 / 59−22——Release
Jul 9–13, 2026Presidential approvalA Echelon Insights—1,004LV—38 / 61−23——Release
Jul 8–13, 2026Presidential approvalB+ IpsosThe Washington Post2,092RVProbability Panel40 / 59−19——Release
Jul 8–13, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedB+ IpsosThe Washington Post2,648AProbability Panel37 / 61−24——Release
Jul 8–13, 2026U.S. Senate in KansasC GBAOAdam Hamilton's campaign600LV—Hamilton 43 · Marshall 47R+4R+5.5−9.1Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Georgia Lieutenant Governor— State Navigate—448LV—McLaurin 43 · Dolezal 39D+4D+4.6−7.9Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Georgia Lieutenant GovernorNot averaged— State Navigate—448LV—McLaurin 48 · Dolezal 44D+4D+4.6−7.9Release
Jul 9–13, 2026Virginia's 2nd DistrictA− Tulchin ResearchHouse Majority PAC700LV—Luria 47 · Kiggans 47EvenR+3.1−8.5Release
Jul 9–13, 2026Pennsylvania GovernorA− Quinnipiac University—895RV—Shapiro 53 · Garrity 40D+13D+11.4−9.1Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Georgia Governor— State Navigate—448LV—Bottoms 51 · Jackson 44D+7D+7.6−1.7Release
Jul 8–13, 2026Generic ballotB+ IpsosThe Washington Post2,092RVProbability PanelD 48 · R 45D+3D+3.3—Release
Jul 9–13, 2026Generic ballotA Echelon Insights—1,004LV—D 50 · R 44D+6D+6.5—Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,612ANonprobability PanelD 39 · R 35D+4D+2.8—Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Generic ballotB YouGovEconomist1,447RVNonprobability PanelD 46 · R 42D+4D+2.8—Release
Jul 10–13, 2026Generic ballotC Morning Consult——RV—D 46 · R 43D+3D+3.9—Release
Jul 11–12, 20262028 Democratic primaryD HarrisX/Harris PollHarvard CAPS—RV—Harris 37 · Newsom 24+13——Release
Jul 11–12, 20262028 Republican primaryD HarrisX/Harris PollHarvard CAPS—RV—Vance 42 · Rubio 22+20——Release
Jul 11–12, 2026Presidential approvalD HarrisX/Harris PollHarvard CAPS1,776RV—42 / 54−12——Release
Jul 8–12, 2026Presidential approvalB Hart Research Associates/Public Opinion StrategiesCNBC1,000RV—40 / 59−19——Release
Jul 6–12, 2026Presidential approvalC+ Pew Research Center—3,554ALive Phone/Probability Panel34 / 64−30——Release
Jul 6–12, 2026Generic ballotC Morning Consult—30,858RV—D 46 · R 43D+3D+3.6—Release
Jul 6–12, 2026Ohio's 10th DistrictD FM3 ResearchHouse Majority PAC—LV—Knickerbocker 41 · Turner 48R+7R+11.7−8.6Release
Jul 7–12, 2026New York Governor— Red Oak StrategicStrong and Safe New York2,000RV—Hochul 47 · Blakeman 43D+4D+9.8−15.9Release
Jul 6–12, 2026Generic ballotC+ Pew Research Center—2,779RVLive Phone/Probability PanelD 43 · R 37D+6D+5.0—Release
Jul 8–12, 2026Generic ballotB Hart Research Associates/Public Opinion StrategiesCNBC1,000RV—D 49 · R 45D+4D+3.7—Release
Jul 11–12, 2026Generic ballotD HarrisX/Harris PollHarvard CAPS—LV—D 51 · R 49D+2D+2.0—Release
Jul 11–12, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedD HarrisX/Harris PollHarvard CAPS1,776RV—D 50 · R 50EvenR+0.3—Release
Jul 10–11, 2026U.S. Senate in North CarolinaB+ Public Policy Polling—759RV—Cooper 48 · Whatley 44D+4D+3.3−15.6Release
Jul 8–11, 2026Alabama Attorney General— yes. every kid. foundation.—601LV—McLaughlin 31 · Robertson 47R+16R+16.1−6.0Release
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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)