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

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
May 16–20, 20262028 Republican primary— Overton Insights——RV—Vance 39 · Rubio 32+7——Release
May 16–20, 20262028 Democratic primaryNot averaged— Overton Insights——RV—Ocasio-Cortez 43 · Newsom 35+8——Release
May 16–20, 20262028 Democratic primary— Overton Insights——RV—Buttigieg 16 · Newsom 13+3——Release
May 16–20, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedC+ American Research Group—1,100ALive Phone31 / 64−33——Release
May 16–20, 2026Presidential approvalC+ American Research Group—1,009RVLive Phone31 / 65−34——Release
May 16–20, 2026Presidential approval— Overton Insights—1,377RV—32 / 58−26——Release
May 19–20, 2026Florida's 13th DistrictB+ Public Policy PollingLeela Gray's campaign616RV—Gray 39 · Luna 41R+2R+3.7−1.2Release
May 18–19, 2026Presidential approval— VerasightStrength In Numbers1,520A—37 / 60−23——Release
May 18–19, 2026Generic ballotNot averaged— VerasightStrength In Numbers1,520A—D 51 · R 41D+10D+7.4—Release
May 18–19, 2026Generic ballot— VerasightStrength In Numbers1,413RV—D 51 · R 43D+8D+5.4—Release
May 14–18, 2026CA 2026: Wealth taxB Public Policy Institute of California—985LVProbability PanelYes 54 · No 45Yes +9——Release
May 14–18, 2026CA 2026: Voter idB Public Policy Institute of California—984LVProbability PanelYes 49 · No 51No +2——Release
May 14–18, 20262028 Democratic primaryA Echelon Insights—501LV—Harris 23 · Newsom 17+6——Release
May 14–18, 20262028 Republican primaryA Echelon Insights—418LV—Vance 36 · Rubio 17+19——Release
May 12–18, 20262028 Republican primaryC− McLaughlin & Associates—431LV—Vance 32 · Rubio 15+17——Release
May 12–18, 20262028 Democratic primaryC− McLaughlin & Associates—459LV—Harris 28 · Newsom 16+12——Release
May 15–18, 20262028 Republican primaryNot averagedC+ J.L. PartnersDailyMail.com496LV—Vance 58 · Rubio 30+27——Release
May 15–18, 20262028 Republican primaryC+ J.L. PartnersDailyMail.com496LV—Vance 47 · Rubio 18+29——Release
May 15–18, 2026Presidential approvalB YouGovEconomist1,380RVNonprobability Panel41 / 57−16——Release
May 15–18, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,549ANonprobability Panel37 / 57−20——Release
May 14–18, 2026Presidential approvalA Echelon Insights—1,008LV—40 / 59−19——Release
May 15–18, 2026Presidential approvalB+ IpsosReuters984RVProbability Panel38 / 61−23——Release
May 15–18, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedB+ IpsosReuters1,271AProbability Panel35 / 63−28——Release
May 14–18, 2026Presidential approval— AP-NORC—1,117AProbability Panel/Live Phone37 / 62−25——Release
May 13–18, 2026Presidential approval— Navigator Research—1,000RVNonprobability Panel39 / 59−20——Release
May 15–18, 2026Presidential approvalC+ J.L. PartnersDailyMail.com1,003RV—39 / 52−13——Release
May 14–18, 2026Presidential approvalA− Quinnipiac University—1,106RVLive Phone/Probability Panel34 / 58−24——Release
May 15–18, 2026Presidential approvalB+ Beacon Research/Shaw & Company ResearchFox News1,002RVLive Phone/Text-to-Web39 / 61−22——Release
May 15–18, 2026Presidential approvalB Data for Progress—1,149LV—43 / 56−13——Release
May 7–18, 2026Presidential approvalC Impact Research/National Research Inc.Wall Street Journal1,500RV—41 / 57−16——Release
May 7–18, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedC Impact Research/National Research Inc.Wall Street Journal2,000A—34 / 63−29——Release
May 7–18, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedC Impact Research/National Research Inc.Wall Street Journal2,000A—D 51 · R 35D+16D+13.2—Release
May 17–18, 2026Generic ballot— Bedrock PollingRainey Center1,010RV—D 45 · R 43D+2D+2.7—Release
May 7–18, 2026Generic ballotC Impact Research/National Research Inc.Wall Street Journal1,500RV—D 48 · R 40D+8D+5.2—Release
May 12–18, 2026Generic ballotC− McLaughlin & Associates—1,000LV—D 46 · R 42D+4D+8.8—Release
May 14–18, 2026Generic ballotA− Quinnipiac University—1,106RVLive Phone/Probability PanelD 50 · R 39D+11D+9.4—Release
May 14–18, 2026Generic ballotA Echelon Insights—1,008LV—D 51 · R 43D+8D+8.5—Release
May 15–18, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,543ANonprobability PanelD 40 · R 35D+5D+3.8—Release
May 15–18, 2026Generic ballotB YouGovEconomist1,375RVNonprobability PanelD 46 · R 43D+3D+1.8—Release
May 15–18, 2026Generic ballotB+ IpsosReuters1,271AProbability PanelD 35 · R 31D+4D+4.3—Release
May 15–18, 2026Generic ballotB Data for Progress—1,149LV—D 51 · R 43D+8D+6.9—Release
Apr 28–May 17, 20262028 Democratic primary— Lord Ashcroft Polls——A—Harris 23 · Newsom 11+12——Release
Apr 28–May 17, 20262028 Republican primary— Lord Ashcroft Polls——A—Vance 17 · Jr. 11+6——Release
May 15–17, 2026Presidential approvalC Morning Consult—2,203RV—42 / 55−13——Release
May 15–17, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedC Morning Consult—2,203RV—D 47 · R 41D+6D+6.9—Release
May 11–17, 2026Generic ballotC Morning Consult—28,525RV—D 45 · R 42D+3D+4.0—Release
May 13–16, 2026Florida Attorney GeneralNot averagedB+ Change ResearchFreedom Project USA2,070RV—Rodríguez 40 · Uthmeier 41R+1R+2.8+0.8Release
May 13–16, 2026Florida Attorney GeneralB+ Change ResearchFreedom Project USA1,593LV—Rodríguez 45 · Uthmeier 41D+4D+2.6+5.8Release
May 13–16, 2026Florida GovernorNot averagedB+ Change ResearchFreedom Project USA2,070RV—Jolly 41 · Donalds 43R+2R+4.3−0.7Release
May 13–16, 2026Florida GovernorB+ Change ResearchFreedom Project USA1,593LV—Jolly 46 · Donalds 42D+4D+2.0+5.3Release
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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)