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

DatesQuestionPollsterSponsorSamplePop.ModeResultMarginAdjustedvs resultSource
Oct 13–15, 20252028 Republican primaryC+ J.L. Partners—325RV—Vance 41 · DeSantis 8+33——Release
Oct 14–15, 2025Presidential approvalC+ J.L. PartnersDailyMail.com1,004RV—46 / 44+2——Release
Oct 10–15, 2025U.S. Senate in AlaskaB− Alaska Survey Research—1,708LV—Peltola 48 · Sullivan 46D+2D+1.3—Release
Oct 14–15, 2025Generic ballotC+ J.L. PartnersDailyMail.com1,004RV—D 43 · R 37D+6D+11.2—Release
Oct 14–15, 2025Wisconsin's 3rd DistrictB+ Public Policy PollingHouse Majority PAC609RV—Cooke 44 · Orden 42D+2D+0.3−4.6Release
Oct 14–15, 2025Arizona's 6th DistrictB+ Public Policy PollingHouse Majority PAC581RV—Mendoza 42 · Ciscomani 41D+1R+0.7−7.0Release
Oct 13–14, 2025Presidential approvalA+ Emerson College—1,000RVText-to-Web/Nonprobability Panel45 / 48−3——Release
Oct 9–14, 2025Michigan GovernorB− Schoen Cooperman ResearchMike Duggan's campaign600LV—Benson 30 · James 29D+1R+0.9−9.8Release
Oct 2–14, 2025Ohio GovernorB YouGovBowling Green State University Democracy and Public Policy Research Network800RV—Acton 47 · Ramaswamy 50R+3R+4.2−10.9Release
Oct 2–14, 2025U.S. Senate in Ohio (special)B YouGovBowling Green State University Democracy and Public Policy Research Network800RV—Brown 49 · Husted 48D+1R+0.2−3.9Release
Oct 13–14, 2025Generic ballotA+ Emerson College—1,000RVText-to-Web/Nonprobability PanelD 44 · R 42D+1D+1.7—Release
Oct 10–13, 2025Presidential approvalB YouGovEconomist1,467RVNonprobability Panel44 / 54−10——Release
Oct 10–13, 2025Presidential approvalNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,622ANonprobability Panel40 / 55−15——Release
Oct 9–13, 2025Presidential approval— Navigator Research—1,000RVNonprobability Panel44 / 54−10——Release
Oct 9–13, 2025Presidential approval— AP-NORC—1,289AProbability Panel37 / 61−24——Release
Oct 10–13, 2025Generic ballotNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,621ANonprobability PanelD 39 · R 34D+5D+3.8—Release
Oct 7–13, 2025Nevada GovernorA Noble Predictive Insights—766RV—Ford 37 · Lombardo 40R+3R+3.8−10.7Release
Oct 9–13, 2025U.S. Senate in New HampshireB+ co/efficient—1,034LV—Pappas 45 · Sununu 42D+3D+7.0−10.7Release
Oct 10–13, 2025Generic ballotB YouGovEconomist1,466RVNonprobability PanelD 43 · R 40D+3D+1.8—Release
Oct 10–12, 2025Presidential approvalC Morning Consult—2,202RVNonprobability Panel45 / 53−8——Release
Oct 10–12, 2025Presidential approvalB+ John Zogby Strategies—1,000LVNonprobability Panel44 / 51−7——Release
Oct 8–12, 2025Presidential approvalB Hart Research Associates/Public Opinion StrategiesCNBC1,000A—44 / 52−8——Release
Oct 10–12, 2025Generic ballotNot averagedC Morning Consult—2,202RVNonprobability PanelD 46 · R 43D+3D+3.4—Release
Oct 6–12, 2025Generic ballotC Morning Consult—21,246RV—D 44 · R 43D+2D+2.5—Release
Oct 8–12, 2025Generic ballotB Hart Research Associates/Public Opinion StrategiesCNBC—RV—D 48 · R 47D+1D+0.7—Release
Oct 10–11, 2025Pennsylvania's 1st DistrictB+ Public Policy PollingBob Harvie's campaign585LV—Harvie 41 · Fitzpatrick 41EvenR+1.4−5.5Release
Oct 1–9, 2025Presidential approvalB+ RMG ResearchNapolitan News Service3,000RV—51 / 48+3——Release
Oct 9, 2025Presidential approval— Tavern ResearchSearchlight1,993LVNonprobability Panel43 / 54−11——Release
Oct 6–8, 2025Presidential approval— Quantus Insights—1,000LVNonprobability Panel/Text47 / 51−4——Release
Oct 6–8, 2025Generic ballot— Quantus Insights—1,000LVNonprobability Panel/TextD 42 · R 43R+1D+1.8—Release
Oct 7–8, 2025Generic ballotA+ Cygnal—1,500LV—D 48 · R 45D+2D+3.0—Release
Oct 3–7, 2025Presidential approvalB+ IpsosReuters1,154A—40 / 58−18——Release
Oct 1–7, 2025Presidential approvalC Morning Consult——A—43 / 50−7——Release
Oct 3–7, 2025Generic ballotB+ IpsosReuters864RV—D 40 · R 38D+2D+2.3—Release
Oct 2–6, 20252028 Democratic primaryA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square1,147RV—Harris 33 · Newsom 21+12——Release
Oct 2–6, 20252028 Republican primaryA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square1,156RV—Vance 38 · Jr. 25+13——Release
Oct 4–6, 2025Presidential approvalB YouGovEconomist1,490RVNonprobability Panel43 / 55−12——Release
Oct 4–6, 2025Presidential approvalNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,648ANonprobability Panel39 / 56−17——Release
Oct 2–6, 2025Presidential approvalA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square2,565RV—48 / 50−2——Release
Sep 28–Oct 6, 2025Presidential approvalB+ Change Research—1,596RV—44 / 55−11——Release
Oct 4–6, 2025Generic ballotNot averagedB YouGovEconomist1,643ANonprobability PanelD 39 · R 33D+6D+4.8—Release
Sep 28–Oct 6, 2025Generic ballotB+ Change Research—1,596RV—D 46 · R 42D+4D+1.7—Release
Oct 2–6, 2025Generic ballotA Noble Predictive InsightsCenter Square2,565RV—D 45 · R 43D+2D+1.2—Release
Oct 4–6, 2025Generic ballotB YouGovEconomist1,486RVNonprobability PanelD 44 · R 39D+5D+3.8—Release
Oct 3–5, 2025Presidential approvalC Morning Consult—2,200RVNonprobability Panel46 / 52−5——Release
Oct 2–5, 2025Presidential approval— Navigator Research—1,000A—44 / 54−10——Release
Oct 3–5, 2025Generic ballotNot averagedC Morning Consult—2,200RVNonprobability PanelD 46 · R 43D+3D+3.7—Release
Sep 29–Oct 5, 2025Generic ballotC Morning Consult—21,493RV—D 44 · R 43D+1D+1.5—Release
Oct 1–3, 2025Presidential approvalB YouGovCBS News2,438ANonprobability Panel42 / 58−16——Release
Sep 30–Oct 2, 2025Presidential approvalA− TIPP InsightsIssues & Insights1,459A—42 / 46−4——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)