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General election · Nov 3, 2026

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Individual surveys, not forecasts. Recent = fieldwork ended within 30 days. Governor contests are listed whether or not they have polls.

GovernorRecent poll

Texas · Governor

2026 Texas · Likely voters

  • Gina HinojosaDemocratic49.1%
  • Greg AbbottRepublican50.9%

0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically

ActiVote · 400 people surveyed

Latest survey ended Oct 14, 2026

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SenateRecent poll

Texas · U.S. Senate

2026 Texas · Likely voters

  • James TalaricoDemocratic51.9%
  • Ken PaxtonRepublican48.1%

0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically

ActiVote · 400 people surveyed

Latest survey ended Oct 14, 2026

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HouseRecent poll

Texas · House District 15

2026 TX-15 · Likely voters

  • Bobby PulidoDemocratic54%
  • Monica De La CruzRepublican41%

0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically

Normington, Petts & Associates · 400 people surveyed

Latest survey ended Sep 28, 2026

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HouseOlder poll

Texas · House District 35

2026 TX-35 · Likely voters

  • Carlos De La Cruz Jr.RepublicanSurvey wording: Carlos De La Cruz45%
  • Johnny GarciaDemocratic44%

0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically

Normington, Petts & Associates · 500 people surveyed

Latest survey ended Aug 31, 2026

Older polls available

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HouseOlder poll

Texas · House District 28

2026 TX-28 · Likely voters

  • Henry CuellarDemocratic45%
  • Marlon Gerardo Mx. DuranGreenSurvey wording: Marlón Durán6%
  • Tano TijerinaRepublican34%

0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically

Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center · 600 people surveyed

Latest survey ended Jul 30, 2026

Older polls available

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HouseOlder poll

Texas · House District 34

2026 TX-34 · Likely voters

  • Chris B. RoyalLibertarianSurvey wording: Chris Royal2%
  • Eddie EspinozaGreen3%
  • Eric FloresRepublican42%
  • Vicente GonzalezDemocratic45%

0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically

Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center · 700 people surveyed

Latest survey ended Jul 30, 2026

Older polls available

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HouseOlder poll

Texas · House District 23

2026 TX-23 · Population “a” (see source)

  • Brandon HerreraRepublican42%
  • Katy Padilla StoutDemocratic40%

0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically

Public Policy Polling · 521 people surveyed

Latest survey ended Mar 11, 2026

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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 →

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