2026 Midterms
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New Mexico · U.S. Senate
2026 New Mexico · Likely voters
- Ben Ray LujánDemocratic54%
- Larry E MarkerRepublicanSurvey wording: Larry Marker36%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
SurveyUSA · 576 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 30, 2026
Polling history & candidates →New York · House District 17
2026 NY-17 · Likely voters
- Cait ConleyDemocratic48%
- Michael LawlerRepublicanSurvey wording: Mike Lawler46%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
Emerson College · 400 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 29, 2026
Polling history & candidates →South Carolina · U.S. Senate
2026 South Carolina · Likely voters
- Annie AndrewsDemocratic45%
- Darline GrahamRepublican46%
- Kasie WhitenerLibertarian2%
- Mark Hackett3%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
InsiderAdvantage · 1,200 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 29, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Virginia · House District 1
2026 VA-01 · Likely voters
- Robert J. WittmanRepublicanSurvey wording: Rob Wittman46%
- Shannon Leigh TaylorDemocraticSurvey wording: Shannon Taylor50%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government · 609 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 28, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Virginia · House District 5
2026 VA-05 · Likely voters
- John J. McGuire IIIRepublicanSurvey wording: John McGuire51%
- Tom Perriello46%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government · 600 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 28, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Maryland · Governor
2026 Maryland · Likely voters
- Andy Ellis3%
- Cathy White3%
- Dan CoxRepublican24%
- Wes MooreDemocratic51%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
University of Maryland Baltimore County Institute of Politics · 776 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 27, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Washington · House District 3
2026 WA-03 · Likely voters
- John BraunRepublican48%
- Marie Gluesenkamp PerezDemocratic47%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
DHM Research · 543 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 27, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Nevada · Governor
2026 Nevada · Registered voters
- Aaron FordDemocratic37%
- Danielle Ford7%
- Joe LombardoRepublican38%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
Noble Predictive Insights · 800 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 26, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Colorado · House District 4
2026 CO-04 · Likely voters
- Douglas MangerisLibertarian9%
- Eileen LaubacherDemocratic40%
- Lauren BoebertRepublican45%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
Impact Research · 403 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 24, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Utah · House District 2
2026 UT-02 · Likely voters
- Blake D. MooreRepublicanSurvey wording: Blake Moore39%
- Carlton E. Bowen4.1%
- Daniel R. CottamLibertarianSurvey wording: Daniel Cottam4.9%
- Peter CrosbyDemocratic34%
- Robert M. Moesinger4.9%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
Lighthouse Research · 515 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 24, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Ohio · House District 9
2026 OH-09 · Likely voters
- Derek MerrinRepublican48%
- Marcy KapturDemocratic48%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
DCCC Targeting and Analytics Department · 481 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 23, 2026
Polling history & candidates →New Hampshire · Governor
2026 New Hampshire · Likely voters
- Cinde WarmingtonDemocratic41%
- Kelly AyotteRepublican52%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
The New York Times/Siena University · 613 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 22, 2026
Polling history & candidates →New Hampshire · U.S. Senate
2026 New Hampshire · Likely voters
- Chris PappasDemocratic50%
- John E SununuRepublicanSurvey wording: John Sununu45%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
The New York Times/Siena University · 613 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 22, 2026
Polling history & candidates →New Hampshire · House District 1
2026 NH-01 · Likely voters
- Anthony DilorenzoRepublicanSurvey wording: Anthony DiLorenzo42%
- Stephany Shaheen46%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
University of New Hampshire · 711 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 21, 2026
Polling history & candidates →New Hampshire · House District 2
2026 NH-02 · Likely voters
- Lily Tang WilliamsRepublican35%
- Maggie GoodlanderDemocratic56%
- Robbie S MahrouIndependentSurvey wording: Robbie Mahrou3%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
University of New Hampshire · 702 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 21, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Vermont · Governor
2026 Vermont · Likely voters
- Amanda JanooDemocratic49%
- Brian Judd2%
- Dean Roy0%
- June Goodband0%
- Phil ScottRepublican43%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
University of New Hampshire · 835 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 21, 2026
Polling history & candidates →Vermont · Statewide House seat
2026 VT-01 · Likely voters
- Adam OrtizIndependent0%
- Becca BalintDemocratic66%
- Gerald MalloyRepublican30%
- Phoenix Altair0%
- Ryan Patrick WaltonIndependentSurvey wording: Ryan Walton0%
- Suzanne SeymourIndependent1%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
University of New Hampshire · 835 people surveyed
Latest survey ended Sep 21, 2026
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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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