Senate
Chance of a Senate majority
D 74%▲ D +2
Expected seats 52.0 D · 48.0 R (+0.1 D since Sep 10)
D 74%, 74% Democratic.D 66%▲ D +2
Expected seats 51.6 D · 48.4 R (+0.1 D since Sep 10)
D 66%, 66% Democratic.Forecast updates · Forecast as of Sep 11
The favored party's chance of a majority, and the change since Sep 10. Each dot is one update; hover for the day.
Chance of a Senate majority
D 74%▲ D +2
Expected seats 52.0 D · 48.0 R (+0.1 D since Sep 10)
D 74%, 74% Democratic.D 66%▲ D +2
Expected seats 51.6 D · 48.4 R (+0.1 D since Sep 10)
D 66%, 66% Democratic.Chance of a House majority
D 93%no change
Expected seats 233.8 D · 201.2 R (+0.4 D since Sep 10)
D 93%, 93% Democratic.D 87%▲ D +1
Expected seats 234.0 D · 201.0 R (+0.6 D since Sep 10)
D 87%, 87% Democratic.Chance of a majority of governorships
D 75%▲ D +5
Expected seats 27.2 D · 22.8 R (+0.3 D since Sep 10)
D 75%, 75% Democratic.D 78%▲ D +3
Expected seats 27.7 D · 22.3 R (+0.3 D since Sep 10)
D 78%, 78% Democratic.Generic ballot (likely voters)
D+7.8no change
Forecast environment
D+8.2D +0.1
Changes are in percentage points of the chance of a majority, labeled by the party they favor. Expected seats include seats not on the ballot. Horizon and Pulse.
Senate and governor races, state legislative chambers and trifectas whose favored party or rating changed (Horizon).
Each track runs from Solid R (left) to Solid D (right): Sep 10 → now.
39 races changed rating or favored party since Sep 10 (Horizon). Ratings: Solid ≥ 95%, Likely ≥ 80%, Lean ≥ 60%, Toss-up below 60% for both sides.
22 polls new since Sep 10, in 15 races. Shares as published; the forecast adjusts them before averaging.
| Race | Pollster | Dates | Sample | Result | Margin | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Lieutenant Governor | ReconMR/Siena University | Sep 8–Sep 11 | 614 LV | D 47 · R 46 | D+1 | reconmr.com ↗ |
| Iowa Attorney General | Cygnal for Iowans for Tax ReliefR sponsor | Sep 9–Sep 11 | 500 LV | D 40 · R 40 | Even | itrfoundation.org ↗ |
| Texas Attorney General | ReconMR/Siena University | Sep 8–Sep 11 | 614 LV | D 44 · R 45 | R+1 | reconmr.com ↗ |
| Alaska's at-large District | Fabrizio Ward/Impact Research for AARP | Sep 8–Sep 11 | 800 LV | Ind. 35 · R 51 | R+16 | aarp.org ↗ |
| Alaska's at-large District | Fabrizio Ward/Impact Research for AARP | Sep 8–Sep 11 | 800 LV | Ind. 43 · R 57 | R+14 | aarp.org ↗ |
| Alaska's at-large District | Fabrizio Ward/Impact Research for AARP | Sep 8–Sep 11 | 800 LV | Ind. 31 · R 45 | R+14 | aarp.org ↗ |
| Georgia's 11th District | Miller Consulting Services for Harden's campaignD sponsor | Aug 31–Sep 11 | 402 LV | D 42 · R 40 | D+2 | documentcloud.org ↗ |
| North Carolina's 1st District | GBAO for the House Majority PAC, which is focused on electing Democrats to the U.SD sponsor | Sep 8–Sep 11 | 500 LV | D 50 · R 43 | D+7 | x.com ↗ |
| North Carolina's 11th District | Public Policy Polling for The Bench, which supports AgerD sponsor | Sep 10–Sep 11 | 531 RV | D 47 · R 44 | D+3 | x.com ↗ |
| Generic congressional ballot | CBS News/YouGov | Sep 8–Sep 11 | 1,750 LV | D 54 · R 46 | D+8 | cbsnews.com ↗ |
The FEC file this comparison needs was not archived for one of the two dates.
State legislative fundraising (New York's Board of Elections) refreshes weekly on race pages but is not compared day to day.
No race changed its modeled candidates since Sep 10.