Party colors show sourced affiliation; gray means other or unmatched. Missing polls never mean zero support.
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POLLING · SURVEYS, NOT PREDICTIONS
National congressional preference
545 survey records
Reported support, with field dates and original sources. Surveys cover 2026 contests, including earlier cycle history from 2025. Older or hypothetical matchups do not establish who is on the current ballot.
Simple average, not a forecast
Last 30 days · Same matchup and population · Equal weight per pollster
Add each answer’s reported support across these 1 surveys and divide by 1. No house effects, sample weights, undecided allocation or error band is applied. Figures are not rescaled to total 100%.
Add each answer’s reported support across these 1 surveys and divide by 1. No house effects, sample weights, undecided allocation or error band is applied. Figures are not rescaled to total 100%.
How the average works
Each pollster’s latest general-election survey ending within the last 30 days, with equal weight. Reviewed candidate identities join spelling variants; different matchups and voter populations stay separate. Percentages describe reported support, not a chance of winning.
Newest fieldwork appears first. When dates tie, the default favors more pollsters not marked internal or partisan in this 30-day window. Source labels remain visible; this is not a pollster-quality rating. Incomplete numeric matchups are excluded from this calculation but remain in the survey history. Full methodology →
Survey history
Showing 501–545 of 545 records. Averages use all eligible surveys; page through the history below.
No recent polls available. The history below ends May 19, 2025; “recent” means fieldwork ended within 30 days.
Hover or tap a date to see the survey and source.
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Dots show reported support; connecting lines are not an average or forecast.
How to read this chart
Party colors: Republican red, Democratic blue, Independent purple. Other or unmatched affiliations are gray. Dash patterns distinguish candidates sharing a color.
Dots show reported support. Lines connect surveys over time—not an average or forecast. Pollsters can differ. Missing values and multiple surveys ending on the same date break the lines.
No average, trend estimate, or win probability. Different matchups and populations are not combined. Dates mark the last day people were surveyed. The vertical scale always starts at zero; use “Full 0–100% scale” to compare charts on the same scale. The number of people surveyed is the survey sample size, not the number supporting a candidate. Select “Survey source” to inspect every report, including overlapping dots.
Individual survey reports (19)
Latest surveys · selected matchup
Individual reports. Original sources and methodology below.
Labels and figures are supplied by VoteHub. A listed matchup does not establish ballot qualification or primary/general-election status unless the source explicitly says so. Unlisted responses may include undecided voters or other choices; the displayed figures are not rescaled to total 100%.
Polling compilation: VoteHub · CC BY 4.0. Election.org normalizes dates, matches races, and visualizes reported results; it does not estimate outcomes. Original survey links are attached to each report.
Automatic hourly sync. Across all feeds, the latest survey ended 2026-10-30. Check the field dates above for this selection. Feed update status →
Last successful feed updates
Senate: 11/1/2026, 8:17:19 AM UTC · 548 survey records
House: 11/1/2026, 8:17:19 AM UTC · 184 survey records
Governor: 11/1/2026, 8:17:19 AM UTC · 428 survey records
National preference: 11/1/2026, 8:17:19 AM UTC · 545 survey records
An update time is when we checked the feed, not when a survey was conducted. Coverage is not exhaustive.
Generic-ballot surveys ask about party preference nationally. They are not polls of any individual district or candidate.
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Sources & coverage
How to read these polls and what’s covered
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.
Recent means fieldwork ended in the last 30 days. Latest polls sorts by fieldwork end. Closest races sorts by the margin in a recent simple average, using each pollster’s latest general-election survey; missing averages go last. Matchups and surveyed populations stay separate. Each race page shows the included sources and the average rule.
VoteHub’s API does not currently include collection mode or reported margin of error. Those fields say “Not supplied in this feed,” with a link to the original report. We do not derive uncertainty from sample size alone. See AAPOR’s disclosure guidance ↗.
A scheduled job checks the structured VoteHub API hourly, validates each feed, and saves the last good data independently of page visits. Failed or unexpectedly truncated feeds do not replace those records. Coverage is not exhaustive; missing polls never mean zero support. Check feed health →
