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Senate races
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Juliana Stratton +12.1 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-30
ActiVote · ended 2026-10-30 ↗Public Policy Polling · ended 2026-10-01 ↗Tom Cotton +12.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-28
GrayHouse · ended 2026-10-28 ↗Hendrix College · ended 2026-10-13 ↗Ashley Hinson Arenholz +0.5 points · 5 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-28
co/efficient · ended 2026-10-28 ↗Echelon Insights · ended 2026-10-23 ↗New River Strategies/GS Strategy Group · ended 2026-10-13 ↗National Public Affairs · ended 2026-10-12 ↗Emerson College · ended 2026-10-06 ↗Adam Hamilton +5.7 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-28
Emerson College · ended 2026-10-28 ↗The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government · ended 2026-10-26 ↗Abdul El-Sayed +3.6 points · 8 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-28
Upswing Research · ended 2026-10-28 ↗CNN/SSRS · ended 2026-10-27 ↗Michigan State University Department of Political Science/Verasight · ended 2026-10-23 ↗Glengariff Group, Inc. · ended 2026-10-22 ↗InsiderAdvantage · ended 2026-10-22 ↗Michigan State University Institute for Public Policy and Social Research/YouGov · ended 2026-10-19 ↗Marist University · ended 2026-10-18 ↗The Tyson Group · ended 2026-10-08 ↗James Talarico +2.5 points · 8 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-28
ActiVote · ended 2026-10-28 ↗Quantus Insights · ended 2026-10-28 ↗A2 Insights · ended 2026-10-27 ↗CNN/SSRS · ended 2026-10-27 ↗Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research · ended 2026-10-19 ↗InsiderAdvantage · ended 2026-10-14 ↗New River Strategies/GS Strategy Group · ended 2026-10-13 ↗ReconMR/Siena University · ended 2026-10-08 ↗Special election · term ends Jan 3, 2029 · Ashley Moody +5.6 points · 5 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-27
ActiVote · ended 2026-10-27 ↗University of North Florida · ended 2026-10-19 ↗MDW · ended 2026-10-10 ↗St. Pete Polls · ended 2026-10-07 ↗Targoz Market Research · ended 2026-10-04 ↗Troy Dale Jackson +3.4 points · 7 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-26
CNN/SSRS · ended 2026-10-26 ↗Marist University · ended 2026-10-25 ↗Echelon Insights · ended 2026-10-23 ↗Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research · ended 2026-10-20 ↗InsiderAdvantage · ended 2026-10-14 ↗The Washington Post/George Mason University School of Policy and Government · ended 2026-10-05 ↗Wedgewood Polls · ended 2026-10-01 ↗Mike Rounds +11.8 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-26
Concord Public Opinion Partners · ended 2026-10-26 ↗Emerson College · ended 2026-10-20 ↗Quantus Insights · ended 2026-10-19 ↗Mason-Dixon · ended 2026-10-14 ↗Roy Cooper +10.4 points · 6 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-25
Quantus Insights · ended 2026-10-25 ↗Harper Polling · ended 2026-10-20 ↗High Point University Survey Research Center · ended 2026-10-20 ↗Elon University/YouGov · ended 2026-10-08 ↗Change Research · ended 2026-10-07 ↗East Carolina University · ended 2026-10-03 ↗Darline Graham +2.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-25
Targoz Market Research · ended 2026-10-25 ↗East Carolina University · ended 2026-10-24 ↗Barry Moore +14.7 points · 3 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-24
Blueprint Polling · ended 2026-10-24 ↗Cygnal · ended 2026-10-17 ↗The Alabama Poll · ended 2026-10-16 ↗Jon Ossoff +15.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-23
Echelon Insights · ended 2026-10-23 ↗Kurt Alme +12.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-23
Concord Public Opinion Partners · ended 2026-10-23 ↗Quantus Insights · ended 2026-10-18 ↗Pete Ricketts +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-23
Echelon Insights · ended 2026-10-23 ↗Special election · term ends Jan 3, 2029 · Sherrod Brown +3.0 points · 5 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-23
Echelon Insights · ended 2026-10-23 ↗VoteHub/Verasight · ended 2026-10-20 ↗New River Strategies/GS Strategy Group · ended 2026-10-13 ↗Bowling Green State University/YouGov · ended 2026-10-09 ↗co/efficient · ended 2026-10-06 ↗Chris Pappas +7.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-20
Saint Anselm · ended 2026-10-20 ↗Edward J. Markey +29.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-18
University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov · ended 2026-10-18 ↗Mary Peltola +2.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-16
Data for Progress · ended 2026-10-16 ↗Cindy Hyde-Smith +4.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14
Wedgewood Polls · ended 2026-10-14 ↗Margaret Flanagan +5.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-12
SurveyUSA · ended 2026-10-12 ↗GQR · ended 2026-10-04 ↗Jack Reed +23.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-08
Embold Research · ended 2026-10-08 ↗All matching races remain available in the paginated text list, including territories and seats that have no polls.
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National congressional preference
545 survey records. Read reported party preference nationally, with field dates and original sources.
Pew Research Center · fieldwork ended Oct 4, 2026
- DemDemocratic44%
- RepRepublican36%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
3,917 people surveyed · Registered voters · Original survey ↗
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2026 House control
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House and Senate race pages come from the existing 2026 FEC filing directory, not certified ballot lists. Governor pages cover all 39 scheduled state and territory contests. Candidate ballot qualification is established only by the linked election authority, independently of polling.
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