Pollsters · Updated Oct 23, 2026

GS Strategy Group

6 public polls in the 2026 cycle, across 6 races. Latest: Oct 13, 2026.

Also listed as New River Strategies/GS Strategy Group.

Polls
66 in 6 races
Grade
BAccuracy in past elections, A+ to D (how)
House effect, 2026
D+1.6Against other polls, in today's forecast
House effect, past elections
R+0.8Against other polls of the same races

Based on 2 polls of 2 races taken in the last three weeks before elections from 2012 to 2020: they missed the final margin by 5.1 points on average, 0.2 points more than other polls of the same races.

Its polls run 1.6 points more Democratic than other polls of the same races; the forecast removes that before averaging.

In past elections its polls ran 0.8 points more Republican than other polls of the same races; today's estimate starts from that.

Race polls

Newest first. Source links go to the poll's own release.

RaceDatesSampleResultMarginSource
U.S. Senate in Iowa for New River Strategies; Cook Political ReportOct 9–Oct 13602 LVTurek 46 · Hinson 44D+2cookpolitical.com ↗
U.S. Senate in Ohio (special) for New River Strategies; Cook Political ReportOct 9–Oct 13959 LVBrown 49 · Husted 43D+6cookpolitical.com ↗
U.S. Senate in Texas for New River Strategies; Cook Political ReportOct 9–Oct 13934 LVTalarico 49 · Paxton 44D+5cookpolitical.com ↗
Iowa Governor for New River Strategies; Cook Political ReportOct 9–Oct 13602 LVSand 54 · Lahn 43D+11cookpolitical.com ↗
Ohio Governor for New River Strategies; Cook Political ReportOct 9–Oct 13959 LVActon 49 · Ramaswamy 44D+5cookpolitical.com ↗
Texas Governor for New River Strategies; Cook Political ReportOct 9–Oct 13934 LVHinojosa 46 · Abbott 48R+2cookpolitical.com ↗