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| Dates | Question | Pollster | Sponsor | Sample | Pop. | Mode | Result | Margin | Adjusted | vs result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 13–15, 2026 | Presidential approval | B YouGov | CBS News | 2,057 | A | Nonprobability Panel | 37 / 63 | −26 | — | — | Release |
| May 11–15, 2026 | Presidential approval | A The New York Times/Siena University | — | 1,507 | RV | Live Phone | 37 / 59 | −22 | — | — | Release |
| May 11–15, 2026 | Generic ballot | A The New York Times/Siena University | — | 1,507 | RV | Live Phone | D 50 · R 39 | D+10 | D+9.3 | — | Release |
| May 13–15, 2026 | Generic ballot | B YouGov | CBS News | 1,397 | RV | Nonprobability Panel | D 45 · R 40 | D+5 | D+3.8 | — | Release |
| May 5–14, 2026 | Presidential approval | B+ RMG Research | Napolitan News Service | 3,000 | RV | — | 42 / 57 | −15 | — | — | Release |
| May 11–12, 2026 | Oregon Governor | C+ Hoffman Research Group | Chris Dudley's campaign | 603 | LV | — | Kotek 45 · Drazan 45 | Even | D+4.0 | −9.6 | Release |
| May 6–11, 2026 | 2028 Democratic primary | B+ Lake Research Partners | FairVote | 800 | LV | — | Harris 25 · Newsom 17 | +8 | — | — | Release |
| May 8–11, 2026 | Presidential approval | B+ Ipsos | Reuters | 1,254 | A | — | 36 / 63 | −27 | — | — | Release |
| May 9–11, 2026 | Presidential approval | B YouGov | Economist | 1,410 | RV | Nonprobability Panel | 41 / 57 | −16 | — | — | Release |
| May 9–11, 2026 | Presidential approvalNot averaged | B YouGov | Economist | 1,549 | A | Nonprobability Panel | 36 / 58 | −22 | — | — | Release |
| May 10–11, 2026 | U.S. Senate in North Carolina | B+ Harper Polling | Carolina Journal | 600 | LV | — | Cooper 50 · Whatley 39 | D+11 | D+9.9 | −8.5 | Release |
| May 8–11, 2026 | Nebraska's 1st District | — Zenith Research | Austin Ahlman's campaign | 401 | RV | — | Backemeyer 38 · Flood 45 | R+7 | R+8.2 | −3.5 | Release |
| May 5–11, 2026 | Nevada Governor | C Global Strategy Group | Aaron Ford's campaign | 700 | LV | — | Ford 42 · Lombardo 45 | R+3 | R+5.8 | −10.7 | Release |
| May 8–11, 2026 | U.S. Senate in Nebraska | — Tavern Research | Contours Inc. | 1,165 | LV | — | Osborn 47 · Ricketts 42 | D+5 | D+0.2 | +11.2 | Release |
| May 8–11, 2026 | Generic ballotNot averaged | B+ Ipsos | Reuters | 1,254 | A | — | D 36 · R 31 | D+5 | D+5.3 | — | Release |
| May 8–11, 2026 | Generic ballot | B+ Ipsos | Reuters | 993 | RV | — | D 41 · R 35 | D+6 | D+6.3 | — | Release |
| May 9–11, 2026 | Generic ballotNot averaged | B YouGov | Economist | 1,547 | A | Nonprobability Panel | D 37 · R 34 | D+3 | D+1.8 | — | Release |
| May 9–11, 2026 | Generic ballot | B YouGov | Economist | 1,408 | RV | Nonprobability Panel | D 45 · R 40 | D+5 | D+3.8 | — | Release |
| May 5–10, 2026 | Presidential approval | B+ Change Research | — | 2,244 | RV | — | 43 / 56 | −13 | — | — | Release |
| May 8–10, 2026 | Presidential approval | C Morning Consult | — | — | RV | — | 43 / 55 | −12 | — | — | Release |
| May 4–10, 2026 | Generic ballot | C Morning Consult | — | 28,573 | RV | — | D 45 · R 42 | D+3 | D+4.0 | — | Release |
| May 5–10, 2026 | Generic ballot | B+ Change Research | — | 2,244 | RV | — | D 45 · R 42 | D+3 | D+0.7 | — | Release |
| May 1–9, 2026 | Florida Governor | B− Cherry Communications | Florida Chamber of Commerce | 604 | LV | — | Jolly 39 · Donalds 47 | R+8 | R+3.1 | −6.7 | Release |
| May 4–8, 2026 | U.S. Senate in North Carolina | B+ Change Research | Carolina Forward | 957 | LV | — | Cooper 49 · Whatley 42 | D+7 | D+5.4 | −12.8 | Release |
| Apr 28–May 8, 2026 | Arkansas's 2nd DistrictNot averaged | — 2040 Strategy Group | Chris Jones's campaign | — | RV | — | Jones 47 · Hill 41 | D+6 | D+2.0 | +7.7 | Release |
| Apr 28–May 8, 2026 | Arkansas's 2nd District | — 2040 Strategy Group | Chris Jones's campaign | — | LV | — | Jones 46 · Hill 43 | D+3 | R+0.7 | +4.7 | Release |
| May 4–7, 2026 | 2028 Democratic primary | A AtlasIntel | — | — | A | — | Ocasio-Cortez 26 · Buttigieg 22 | +4 | — | — | Release |
| May 4–7, 2026 | 2028 Republican primary | A AtlasIntel | — | — | A | — | Rubio 45 · Vance 30 | +16 | — | — | Release |
| May 4–7, 2026 | Presidential approval | A AtlasIntel | — | 2,069 | A | — | 40 / 60 | −20 | — | — | Release |
| May 1–7, 2026 | Michigan Governor | B+ Mitchell Research & Communications | MIRS News Service | 606 | LV | — | Benson 42 · James 30 | D+12 | D+11.0 | +1.2 | Release |
| Apr 29–May 7, 2026 | Massachusetts Governor | — Polity Research Consulting | Retailers Association of Massachusetts | 608 | RV | — | Healey 58 · Minogue 31 | D+27 | D+25.5 | −0.2 | Release |
| May 5–7, 2026 | Arizona Governor | A Noble Predictive Insights | — | 996 | RV | — | Hobbs 41 · Biggs 37 | D+4 | D+3.2 | −9.1 | Release |
| May 1–7, 2026 | U.S. Senate in Michigan | B+ Mitchell Research & Communications | MIRS News Service | 607 | LV | — | El-Sayed 41 · Rogers 42 | R+1 | R+2.0 | −8.0 | Release |
| May 4–7, 2026 | Generic ballot | A+ Cygnal | Conservative Energy Network | 1,500 | LV | — | D 48 · R 41 | D+7 | D+9.6 | — | Release |
| May 4–7, 2026 | Generic ballot | A AtlasIntel | — | 2,069 | A | — | D 55 · R 40 | D+15 | D+11.4 | — | Release |
| Apr 29–May 6, 2026 | Presidential approval | B+ RMG Research | Napolitan News Service | 3,000 | RV | — | 41 / 58 | −17 | — | — | Release |
| Apr 22–May 6, 2026 | Texas Governor | — Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center | — | 1,223 | LV | — | Hinojosa 43 · Abbott 49 | R+6 | R+5.2 | −13.1 | Release |
| Apr 22–May 6, 2026 | U.S. Senate in Texas | — Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center | — | 1,223 | LV | — | Talarico 45 · Paxton 45 | Even | D+0.8 | −12.1 | Release |
| May 4–6, 2026 | Generic ballot | B+ RMG Research | Napolitan News Service | 2,000 | RV | — | D 50 · R 41 | D+9 | D+10.6 | — | Release |
| May 5–6, 2026 | Generic ballot | A+ Cygnal | — | 1,500 | LV | — | D 48 · R 42 | D+6 | D+6.9 | — | Release |
| May 1–5, 2026 | 2028 Democratic primaryNot averaged | — Focaldata | Financial Times | 1,430 | A | — | Harris 39 · Newsom 16 | +23 | — | — | Release |
| May 1–5, 2026 | 2028 Democratic primary | — Focaldata | Financial Times | 1,339 | LV | — | Harris 38 · Newsom 16 | +22 | — | — | Release |
| May 1–5, 2026 | 2028 Republican primaryNot averaged | — Focaldata | Financial Times | 1,352 | A | — | Vance 40 · Jr. 15 | +25 | — | — | Release |
| May 1–5, 2026 | 2028 Republican primary | — Focaldata | Financial Times | 1,291 | LV | — | Vance 40 · Jr. 15 | +25 | — | — | Release |
| Apr 29–May 5, 2026 | Presidential approval | D HarrisX | Forbes | 1,512 | LV | Live Phone/Nonprobability Panel | 44 / 55 | −11 | — | — | Release |
| Apr 29–May 5, 2026 | Presidential approvalNot averaged | D HarrisX | Forbes | 1,888 | RV | Live Phone/Nonprobability Panel | 41 / 56 | −15 | — | — | Release |
| Apr 29–May 5, 2026 | Presidential approvalNot averaged | D HarrisX | Forbes | 2,065 | A | Live Phone/Nonprobability Panel | 41 / 56 | −15 | — | — | Release |
| Apr 30–May 5, 2026 | Montana's 1st District | — Upswing Research | 314 Action | 401 | LV | — | Forstag 43 · Flint 48 | R+5 | R+8.5 | −8.6 | Release |
| Apr 22–May 5, 2026 | Texas Lieutenant Governor | B Texas Southern University/YouGov | — | 1,223 | LV | — | Goodwin 40 · Patrick 47 | R+7 | R+7.8 | −13.1 | Release |
| May 1–5, 2026 | Generic ballotNot averaged | — Focaldata | Financial Times | 3,612 | A | — | D 46 · R 39 | D+8 | D+6.7 | — | 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)