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

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
Mar 9–15, 2026Generic ballot— Survey 160—1,546RVText-to-Web/Nonprobability PanelD 48 · R 38D+10D+7.6—Release
Mar 13–14, 2026U.S. Senate in North CarolinaB+ Public Policy Polling—556RV—Cooper 47 · Whatley 44D+3D+2.3−16.6Release
Mar 12–14, 2026Minnesota's 1st DistrictB+ Ragnar Research PartnersConservatives for America400LV—Johnson 42 · Finstad 52R+10R+6.0—Release
Mar 12–14, 2026Michigan's 4th DistrictB+ Ragnar Research PartnersConservatives for America400LV—McCann 42 · Huizenga 48R+6R+2.0−7.8Release
Mar 12–14, 2026Iowa's 3rd DistrictB+ Ragnar Research PartnersConservatives for America400LV—Garriott 42 · Nunn 48R+6R+2.0−13.3Release
Mar 12–14, 2026Arizona's 6th DistrictB+ Ragnar Research PartnersConservatives for America400LV—Mendoza 47 · Ciscomani 44D+3D+7.0−5.0Release
Mar 13–14, 2026Ohio Governor— Quantus Insights—809LV—Acton 46 · Ramaswamy 45D+1D+3.8−6.9Release
Mar 13–14, 2026U.S. Senate in Ohio (special)— Quantus Insights—784LV—Brown 44 · Husted 46R+1D+1.6−6.0Release
Mar 10–13, 2026Nevada GovernorA Noble Predictive Insights—845RV—Ford 38 · Lombardo 39R+1R+1.8−8.7Release
Mar 4–12, 2026Presidential approvalB+ RMG ResearchNapolitan News Service3,000RV—45 / 53−8——Release
Mar 8–12, 2026Presidential approvalB+ Change Research—1,540RV—43 / 56−13——Release
Mar 10–12, 2026Virginia's 1st DistrictB+ Ragnar Research PartnersConservatives for America400LV—Taylor 42 · Wittman 46R+4Even−6.6Release
Mar 8–12, 2026Generic ballotB+ Change Research—1,540RV—D 47 · R 41D+6D+3.7—Release
Mar 10–12, 2026North Carolina's 14th DistrictB+ Ragnar Research PartnersConservatives for America400LV—Womack 40 · Moore 48R+8R+4.0−10.2Release
Mar 10–12, 2026North Carolina's 10th DistrictB+ Ragnar Research PartnersConservatives for America400LV—Bell 37 · Harrigan 52R+15R+11.0−14.0Release
Mar 10–11, 2026Texas's 23rd DistrictB+ Public Policy PollingHouse Majority PAC521RV—Stout 40 · Herrera 42R+2R+3.7−10.2Release
Mar 6–10, 20262028 Democratic primaryNot averaged— Focaldata—702A—Harris 40 · Newsom 21+19——Release
Mar 6–10, 20262028 Democratic primary— Focaldata—672LV—Harris 39 · Newsom 22+17——Release
Mar 6–10, 20262028 Republican primaryNot averaged— Focaldata—596A—Vance 46 · Jr. 18+28——Release
Mar 6–10, 20262028 Republican primary— Focaldata—560LV—Vance 47 · Jr. 18+29——Release
Mar 6–10, 2026Presidential approval— Focaldata—1,534RV—39 / 51−12——Release
Mar 6–10, 2026Presidential approvalNot averaged— Focaldata—1,782A—37 / 51−13——Release
Mar 6–10, 2026Generic ballotNot averaged— Focaldata—1,782A—D 44 · R 39D+6D+4.5—Release
Mar 6–10, 2026Generic ballot— Focaldata—1,534RV—D 48 · R 42D+6D+4.7—Release
Mar 4–9, 20262028 Democratic primaryC− McLaughlin & Associates—456LV—Harris 20 · Newsom 19+1——Release
Mar 4–9, 20262028 Republican primaryC− McLaughlin & Associates—440LV—Vance 36 · Jr. 15+21——Release
Mar 6–9, 2026Presidential approvalB YouGovEconomist1,405RVNonprobability Panel43 / 54−11——Release
Mar 6–9, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,563ANonprobability Panel40 / 55−15——Release
Mar 4–9, 2026Generic ballotC− McLaughlin & Associates—1,000LV—D 47 · R 43D+4D+8.8—Release
Mar 6–9, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,561ANonprobability PanelD 40 · R 36D+4D+2.8—Release
Mar 6–9, 2026Generic ballotB YouGovEconomist1,403RVNonprobability PanelD 45 · R 42D+3D+1.8—Release
Mar 2–8, 2026Presidential approvalNot averagedC Morning Consult——A—39 / 55−16——Release
Mar 6–8, 2026Presidential approvalA− Quinnipiac University—1,002RVLive Phone37 / 57−20——Release
Mar 6–8, 2026Presidential approvalC Morning Consult—2,202RV—44 / 53−9——Release
Mar 6–8, 2026Generic ballotNot averagedC Morning Consult—2,202RV—D 47 · R 43D+4D+4.6—Release
Mar 4–8, 2026New York GovernorC− McLaughlin & AssociatesBruce Blakeman's campaign800LV—Hochul 52 · Blakeman 43D+9D+15.2−10.9Release
Mar 3–8, 2026U.S. Senate in Ohio (special)A− OnMessage Inc.Insurance Watchdog Coalition600LV—Brown 47 · Husted 45D+2D+3.5−2.9Release
Mar 2–8, 2026Generic ballotC Morning Consult——RV—D 45 · R 42D+3D+3.9—Release
Feb 26–Mar 7, 2026Presidential approvalB+ Clarity Campaign Labs—1,004RVNonprobability Panel43 / 53−10——Release
Feb 26–Mar 7, 2026Generic ballotB+ Clarity Campaign Labs—1,004RVNonprobability PanelD 47 · R 43D+4D+2.3—Release
Mar 2–5, 20262028 Republican primaryA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square1,177RV—Vance 36 · Jr. 19+17——Release
Mar 2–5, 20262028 Democratic primaryA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square1,152RV—Harris 31 · Newsom 16+15——Release
Mar 2–5, 2026Presidential approvalB+ Angus Reid Global—1,529ANonprobability Panel36 / 56−20——Release
Mar 2–5, 2026Presidential approvalB− Schoen Cooperman ResearchIsrael on Campus Coalition810A—39 / 54−15——Release
Mar 2–5, 2026Presidential approvalA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square2,659RV—46 / 51−5——Release
Mar 2–5, 2026Generic ballotA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square2,659RV—D 44 · R 43D+1D+0.2—Release
Mar 4–5, 2026U.S. Senate in TexasB+ Public Policy PollingSenate Majority PAC576RV—Talarico 47 · Paxton 45D+2D+0.3−10.1Release
Mar 2–4, 2026Presidential approvalB+ Angus Reid Global—1,215ANonprobability Panel35 / 58−23——Release
Feb 28–Mar 4, 2026Presidential approvalB+ RMG ResearchNapolitan News Service3,000RV—46 / 52−6——Release
Mar 2–4, 2026Presidential approvalB+ Marist UniversityNPR, PBS News1,392RVLive Phone/Text/Nonprobability Panel40 / 57−17——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)