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Likely voters, interviewed October 20–31, 2026. Open any race or poll for its details and crosstabs.

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Senate

Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 2,898 voters · ±2.1
RealClearPolitics average: Moody +6 (as of ).
Moody+2
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 1,301 voters · ±3.2
RealClearPolitics average: Hamilton +4 (as of ).
Marshall+1Toss-up
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 2,696 voters · ±3.5
RealClearPolitics average: El-Sayed +5 (as of ).
El-Sayed+5Lean D
North CarolinaFlip: red to blue
Leads, within the margin of error · 3,292 voters · ±3.7
RealClearPolitics average: Cooper +11 (as of ).
Cooper+6Likely D
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 2,998 voters · ±4.6
RealClearPolitics average: Brown +3 (as of ).
Brown+3Lean D

Governors

Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 2,898 voters · ±2.1
RealClearPolitics average: Donalds +4 (as of ).
Donalds+1
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 2,686 voters · ±3.7
RealClearPolitics average: Hobbs +11 (as of ).
Hobbs+5Lean D
KansasFlip: blue to red
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 1,301 voters · ±3.2
RealClearPolitics average: tied (as of ).
Masterson+2Lean R
Leads, within the margin of error · 2,696 voters · ±3.5
RealClearPolitics average: Benson +8 (as of ).
Benson+6Likely D
NevadaFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 1,470 voters · ±3.6
RealClearPolitics average: Ford +2 (as of ).
Ford+3Lean D
OhioFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 2,998 voters · ±4.6
RealClearPolitics average: Acton +5 (as of ).
Acton+4Lean D

House

AZ-01 · ArizonaFlip: red to blue
Leads, within the margin of error · 851 voters · ±4.2
Shah+6Lean D
AZ-06 · ArizonaFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 837 voters · ±4.8
Mendoza+5Lean D
CA-07 · CaliforniaTwo Democrats
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 722 voters · ±4.7
Vang+1
CA-11 · CaliforniaTwo Democrats
Leads, within the margin of error · 856 voters · ±4.7
Wiener+8
CA-48 · CaliforniaFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 1,151 voters · ±3.6
von Wilpert+5Lean D
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 875 voters · ±4.0
Luna+3Lean R
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 708 voters · ±4.5
Castor+1Toss-up
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 550 voters · ±5.1
Dandiya+1Toss-up
Leads, within the margin of error · 643 voters · ±4.7
Moskowitz+6Lean D
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 523 voters · ±5.5
Salazar+3Lean R
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 787 voters · ±6.6
Huizenga+3Lean R
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 889 voters · ±4.9
Bouchard+5Lean R
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 754 voters · ±4.6
Flint+2Lean R
Leads, within the margin of error · 687 voters · ±5.1
Lee+8Likely D
NY-17 · New YorkFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 726 voters · ±4.5
Conley+3Lean D
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 1,468 voters · ±3.6
Davis+2Lean D
NC-11 · North CarolinaFlip: red to blue
Leads, within the margin of error · 873 voters · ±4.7
Ager+6Lean D
Leads, outside the margin of error · 821 voters · ±4.3
Landsman+9Likely D
OH-07 · OhioFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 875 voters · ±4.1
Poindexter+4Lean D
Leads, within the margin of error · 858 voters · ±4.5
Kaptur+6Lean D
Tied, within the margin of error · 733 voters · ±4.6
TIEDToss-up
PA-07 · PennsylvaniaFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 644 voters · ±4.8
Brooks+5Lean D
PA-08 · PennsylvaniaFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 696 voters · ±4.6
Cognetti+3Lean D
PA-10 · PennsylvaniaFlip: red to blue
Narrow lead, within the margin of error · 1,022 voters · ±3.9
Stelson+2Lean D

Percent of likely voters. Undecided voters are not assigned to a candidate. Margins of error include the design effect. We publish a poll only when its margin of error is ±7.0 points or less. How we poll

Leads are computed before rounding, so they can differ by 1 point from the shares shown.

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Florida

Arizona

Oct 20–23, 2026

California

Oct 20–23, 2026

Kansas

Oct 20–23, 2026

Michigan

Oct 20–23, 2026

Montana

Oct 20–23, 2026

Nevada

Oct 20–23, 2026

New York

Oct 20–23, 2026

North Carolina

Oct 20–23, 2026

Ohio

Oct 20–23, 2026

Pennsylvania

Oct 20–23, 2026

Delaware

Sep 13, 2026

Rhode Island

Sep 4–9, 2026

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