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The 400 most recent general-election polls between this year's actual nominees, plus the generic ballot, out of 2,636 collected for the 2026 cycle. When one poll publishes several versions of a race (likely and registered voters, with and without minor candidates), it appears once: the most election-like population, averaged across versions. Hypothetical matchups are left out.

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Race polls and the generic ballot

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Dates	Race	Pollster	Sample	Dem.	Rep.	As published	Adjusted	Share of average
Sep 28 – Oct 5	New Hampshire Governor Cinde Warmington v. Kelly Ayotte	YouGov	1,520 LV	40	49	R+9	R+9.4 moved 0.4 toward R	21%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 5	Texas Senate James Talarico v. Ken Paxton	YouGov	3,625 LV	50	44	D+6	D+5.6 moved 0.4 toward R	6.2%	source
Sep 30 – Oct 5	Generic congressional ballot	Ipsos	3,526 RV	44	37	D+7	D+7.4 moved 0.4 toward D	1.7%	source
Oct 2–5	Generic congressional ballot	YouGov	995 LV	51.5	40	D+12	D+11.1 moved 0.4 toward R	3.0%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 5	Florida Governor David Jolly v. Byron Donalds	YouGov	3,813 LV	45	47	R+2	R+2.4 moved 0.4 toward R	16%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 5	Texas Governor Gina Hinojosa v. Greg Abbott	YouGov	3,625 LV	48	47	D+1	D+0.6 moved 0.4 toward R	7.4%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 5	New Hampshire Senate Chris Pappas v. John E. Sununu	YouGov	1,520 LV	51	43	D+8	D+7.6 moved 0.4 toward R	13%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 5	Florida Senate (special) Angie Nixon v. Ashley Moody	YouGov	3,813 LV	44	49	R+5	R+5.4 moved 0.4 toward R	16%	source
Sep 24 – Oct 4	Kansas Senate Adam Hamilton v. Roger Marshall	YouGov	2,255 LV	48	45	D+3	D+2.6 moved 0.4 toward R	14%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 4	Generic congressional ballot	Morning Consult	17,659 LV	50	43	D+7	D+6.8 moved 0.2 toward R	2.6%	source
Oct 1–4	New York Governor Kathy Hochul v. Bruce Blakeman	Marist College	1,361 RV	53	42	D+11	D+10.2 moved 0.8 toward R	12%	source
Sep 24 – Oct 4	Kansas Governor Cindy Holscher v. Ty Masterson	YouGov	2,255 LV	44	47	R+3	R+3.4 moved 0.4 toward R	18%	source
Oct 1–4	Maine Governor Hannah Pingree v. Bobby Charles	Marist College	1,505 RV	52	40	D+12	D+11.2 moved 0.8 toward R	8.6%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 4	Michigan Senate Abdul El-Sayed v. Mike Rogers	YouGov	3,949 LV	49	48	D+1	D+0.6 moved 0.4 toward R	5.2%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 4	Michigan Governor Jocelyn Benson v. John James	YouGov	3,949 LV	48	45	D+3	D+2.6 moved 0.4 toward R	7.6%	source
Oct 1–4	Maine Senate Troy Jackson v. Susan Collins	Marist College	1,505 RV	51	47	D+4	D+3.2 moved 0.8 toward R	4.6%	source
Sep 24 – Oct 3	Nebraska Senate Dan Osborn v. Pete Ricketts	YouGov	1,809 LV	48	47	D+1	D+0.6 moved 0.4 toward R	20%	source
Oct 2–3	Georgia Senate Jon Ossoff v. Mike Collins	Wedgewood Polls	600 LV	55	45	D+10	D+10.3 moved 0.3 toward D	15%	source
Sep 24 – Oct 3	Nebraska Governor Lynne Walz v. Jim Pillen	YouGov	1,809 LV	43	44	R+1	R+1.4 moved 0.4 toward R	23%	source
Sep 29 – Oct 3	South Carolina Governor Jermaine Johnson v. Alan Wilson	Resonance Media	638 RV	35	45	R+10	R+10.0	45%	source
Oct 2–3	Georgia Governor Keisha Lance Bottoms v. Rick Jackson	Wedgewood Polls	600 LV	49	51	R+2	R+1.7 moved 0.3 toward D	17%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 2	Generic congressional ballot	ActiVote	1,000 LV	52	48	D+4	D+4.2 moved 0.2 toward D	3.0%	source
Oct 1–2	Florida’s 16th District Kelly Kirschner v. Sydney Gruters	Public Policy PollingDEM.-ALIGNED	530 RV	39	43	R+4	R+7.1 moved 3.1 toward R	57%	source
Sep 30 – Oct 2	Generic congressional ballot	YouGov	1,572 LV	54	45	D+9	D+8.6 moved 0.4 toward R	1.4%	source
Sep 29 – Oct 1	Kansas Senate Adam Hamilton v. Roger Marshall	Trafalgar GroupREP.-ALIGNED	1,095 LV	44	44	Even	D+3.0 moved 3.0 toward D	14%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 1	Texas Governor Gina Hinojosa v. Greg Abbott	The New York Times/Siena College	615 LV	49	46	D+3	D+3.1 moved 0.1 toward D	7.6%	source
Sep 30 – Oct 1	Illinois Senate Juliana Stratton v. Don Tracy	Public Policy PollingDEM.-ALIGNED for Chicago News Weekly	569 LV	49	36	D+13	D+9.9 moved 3.1 toward R	100%	source
Oct 1	Arizona’s 1st District Amish Shah v. Jay Feely	FirstStrategic Communications and Public Affairs	400 LV	44	42	D+2	D+2.0	50%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 1	Wisconsin’s 1st District Mitchell Berman v. Bryan Steil	Impact ResearchDEM.-ALIGNED for House Majority PAC	500 LV	48	47	D+1	R+2.3 moved 3.3 toward R	51%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 1	Florida Governor David Jolly v. Byron Donalds	Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy	625 LV	41	48	R+7	R+6.4 moved 0.6 toward D	18%	source
Sep 30 – Oct 1	Illinois Governor JB Pritzker v. Darren Bailey	Public Policy PollingDEM.-ALIGNED for Chicago News Weekly	569 LV	54	34	D+20	D+16.9 moved 3.1 toward R	100%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 1	Iowa Governor Rob Sand v. Zach Lahn	The New York Times/Siena College	606 LV	52	41	D+11	D+11.1 moved 0.1 toward D	14%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 1	Iowa Senate Josh Turek v. Ashley Hinson	The New York Times/Siena College	606 LV	47	48	R+1	R+0.9 moved 0.1 toward D	8.5%	source
Sep 23 – Oct 1	Maine Governor Hannah Pingree v. Bobby Charles	YouGov	1,133 LV	56	44	D+12	D+11.6 moved 0.4 toward R	13%	source
Sep 27 – Oct 1	Maine Senate Troy Jackson v. Susan Collins	Wedgewood Polls	400 LV	52	48	D+4	D+4.3 moved 0.3 toward D	6.9%	source
Sep 29 – Oct 1	Maine Senate Troy Jackson v. Susan Collins	Trafalgar GroupREP.-ALIGNED	1,091 LV	46	46	Even	D+3.0 moved 3.0 toward D	7.3%	source
Sep 23 – Oct 1	Maine Senate Troy Jackson v. Susan Collins	YouGov	1,136 LV	50	50	Even	R+0.4 moved 0.4 toward R	7.1%	source
Oct 1	Michigan Senate Abdul El-Sayed v. Mike Rogers	Mitchell Research & Communications	682 LV	46	41	D+5	D+5.0	5.3%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 1	Ohio Governor Amy Acton v. Vivek Ramaswamy	The New York Times/Siena College	616 LV	49	45	D+4	D+4.1 moved 0.1 toward D	17%	source
Oct 1	Michigan Governor Jocelyn Benson v. John James	Mitchell Research & Communications	682 LV	46	39	D+7	D+7.0	7.7%	source
Sep 30 – Oct 1	South Carolina’s 1st District Nancy Lacore v. Jenny Costa Honeycutt	co/efficientREP.-ALIGNED for Thank You For Your Attention To This Matter PAC	837 LV	40	46	R+6	R+1.4 moved 4.6 toward D	55%	source
Sep 22 – Oct 1	Ohio Senate (special) Sherrod Brown v. Jon Husted	The New York Times/Siena College	616 LV	49	46	D+3	D+3.1 moved 0.1 toward D	10%	source
Oct 1	Arizona’s 1st District Amish Shah v. Jay Feely	FirstStrategic	400 LV	44.4	41.6	D+3	D+2.8	50%	source
Sep 26 – Oct 1	Generic congressional ballot	Centerline Research & Strategy	930 LV	50	42	D+8	D+8.0	2.7%	source
Sep 24 – Oct 1	Alaska Governor Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins v. Bernadette Wilson	The New York Times/Siena College	504 LV	52	48	D+4	D+4.1 moved 0.1 toward D	59%	source
Sep 24 – Oct 1	Alaska Senate Mary Peltola v. Dan S. Sullivan	The New York Times/Siena College	504 LV	50	43	D+7	D+7.1 moved 0.1 toward D	18%	source
Sep 28 – Oct 1	Florida Senate (special) Angie Nixon v. Ashley Moody	Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy	625 LV	40	50	R+10	R+9.4 moved 0.6 toward D	17%	source
Sep 28–30	Iowa Senate Josh Turek v. Ashley Hinson	Rasmussen Reports	1,048 LV	47	43	D+4	D+4.2 moved 0.2 toward D	7.4%	source
Sep 22–30	Kansas Senate Adam Hamilton v. Roger Marshall	The New York Times/Siena College	605 LV	45.5	46	R+1	R+0.4 moved 0.1 toward D	14%	source
Sep 28–30	Virginia’s 6th District Beth Macy v. Ben Cline	co/efficientREP.-ALIGNED	791 LV	29	59	R+30	R+25.4 moved 4.6 toward D	100%	source

LV: likely voters. RV: registered voters. A: all adults. “Adjusted” is the published margin after removing the sponsor shift and the pollster’s measured house effect; the small print says how far that moved the poll. Dem.-aligned and Rep.-aligned mark polls paid for by a party, a campaign, or an allied group, or taken by a firm whose published work is mostly for one side. They are shifted by the average lean of such polls, then counted at full weight.