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Senate races

Alabama Senate: Barry Moore +21.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-16.Alaska Senate: Mary Peltola +1.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-10-15.Colorado Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Florida Senate: Special election · term ends Jan 3, 2029 · Ashley Moody +6.0 points · 5 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-10.Georgia Senate: Jon Ossoff +8.9 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-17.Kansas Senate: Roger Marshall +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14.Maine Senate: Troy Dale Jackson +1.9 points · 7 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14.Massachusetts Senate: Edward J. Markey +27.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-17.Minnesota Senate: Margaret Flanagan +5.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-12.New Jersey Senate: No eligible recent simple average.North Carolina Senate: Roy Cooper +14.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-11.Oklahoma Senate: No eligible recent simple average.South Dakota Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Texas Senate: James Talarico +2.2 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14.Wyoming Senate: No eligible recent simple average.West Virginia Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Illinois Senate: Juliana Stratton +13.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01.New Mexico Senate: Ben Ray Luján +18.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-30.Arkansas Senate: Tom Cotton +10.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-13.Delaware Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Iowa Senate: Ashley Hinson Arenholz +2.5 points · 3 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-19.Kentucky Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Michigan Senate: Abdul El-Sayed +1.0 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-08.Mississippi Senate: Cindy Hyde-Smith +4.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14.Montana Senate: Kurt Alme +17.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-18.New Hampshire Senate: Chris Pappas +5.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-22.Ohio Senate: Special election · term ends Jan 3, 2029 · Sherrod Brown +2.6 points · 5 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-18.Oregon Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Tennessee Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Virginia Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Nebraska Senate: Pete Ricketts +3.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-05.South Carolina Senate: Darline Graham +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-29.Idaho Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Louisiana Senate: No eligible recent simple average.Rhode Island Senate: Jack Reed +21.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-08.

Governor races

Alabama Governor: Tommy Tuberville +12.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-16.Alaska Governor: Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins +7.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-18.Arizona Governor: Katie Hobbs +6.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-10-09.Colorado Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Florida Governor: Byron Donalds +4.6 points · 6 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-19.Georgia Governor: Rick Jackson +1.6 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-17.Kansas Governor: Ty Masterson +4.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-09-30.Maine Governor: Hannah Pingree +11.2 points · 5 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-05.Massachusetts Governor: Maura Healey +22.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-17.Minnesota Governor: Amy Klobuchar +7.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-12.Oklahoma Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Pennsylvania Governor: Josh Shapiro +19.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01.South Dakota Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Texas Governor: Greg Abbott +1.2 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14.Wyoming Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Connecticut Governor: Ned Lamont +18.4 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-12.Illinois Governor: JB Pritzker +20.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01.New Mexico Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Arkansas Governor: No eligible recent simple average.California Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Hawaii Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Iowa Governor: Rob Sand +6.8 points · 8 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-19.Maryland Governor: Wes Moore +27.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-27.Michigan Governor: Jocelyn Benson +10.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01.New Hampshire Governor: Kelly Ayotte +11.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-22.New York Governor: Kathy Hochul +22.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-10-06.Ohio Governor: Amy Acton +4.0 points · 4 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-19.Oregon Governor: Tina Kotek +2.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01.Tennessee Governor: Marsha Blackburn +12.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-16.Wisconsin Governor: David Crowley +4.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01.Nebraska Governor: Jim Pillen +4.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-05.South Carolina Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Idaho Governor: No eligible recent simple average.Nevada Governor: Joe Lombardo +1.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-09-26.Vermont Governor: Amanda Janoo +6.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-21.Rhode Island Governor: Helena Foulkes +15.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-08.

House seats · one equal-area tile per race

Grouped by state. These tiles are not geographic district boundaries.

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Montana
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North Dakota
Rhode Island
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Wyoming
American Samoa
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State shapes: 2017 Census state outlines via us-atlas (ISC) ↗. Holder party follows the exact permanent federal office record. Polls are grouped only after matching the race.

Florida · House District 7

Bale Dalton +0.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-19

DCCC Targeting and Analytics Department · ended 2026-10-19 ↗
Alaska · Governor

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins +7.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-18

Alaska Survey Research · ended 2026-10-18 ↗The New York Times/Siena University · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
Montana · U.S. Senate

Kurt Alme +17.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-18

Quantus Insights · ended 2026-10-18 ↗
Massachusetts · Governor

Maura Healey +22.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-17

Suffolk University · ended 2026-10-17 ↗MassINC Polling Group · ended 2026-09-22 ↗
Massachusetts · U.S. Senate

Edward J. Markey +27.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-17

Suffolk University · ended 2026-10-17 ↗MassINC Polling Group · ended 2026-09-22 ↗
Alabama · Governor

Tommy Tuberville +12.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-16

The Alabama Poll · ended 2026-10-16 ↗
Alabama · U.S. Senate

Barry Moore +21.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-16

The Alabama Poll · ended 2026-10-16 ↗
Tennessee · Governor

Marsha Blackburn +12.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-16

Spry Strategies · ended 2026-10-16 ↗
Alaska · U.S. Senate

Mary Peltola +1.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-10-15

Public Policy Polling · ended 2026-10-15 ↗
Kansas · U.S. Senate

Roger Marshall +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14

InsiderAdvantage · ended 2026-10-14 ↗
Mississippi · U.S. Senate

Cindy Hyde-Smith +4.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-14

Wedgewood Polls · ended 2026-10-14 ↗
Arkansas · U.S. Senate

Tom Cotton +10.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-13

Hendrix College · ended 2026-10-13 ↗Grayhouse · ended 2026-10-04 ↗
Ohio · House District 10

Kristina Knickerbocker +3.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-13

DCCC Targeting and Analytics Department · ended 2026-10-13 ↗
Minnesota · Governor

Amy Klobuchar +7.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-12

SurveyUSA · ended 2026-10-12 ↗
Minnesota · U.S. Senate

Margaret Flanagan +5.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-12

SurveyUSA · ended 2026-10-12 ↗GQR · ended 2026-10-04 ↗
North Carolina · U.S. Senate

Roy Cooper +14.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-11

SurveyUSA · ended 2026-10-11 ↗
Arizona · Governor

Katie Hobbs +6.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-10-09

Equis Research · ended 2026-10-09 ↗
Minnesota · House District 1

Jake Johnson +1.5 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-09

SurveyUSA · ended 2026-10-09 ↗GBAO Strategies · ended 2026-09-21 ↗
New Mexico · House District 1

Melanie A. Stansbury +18.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-09

Research & Polling Inc. · ended 2026-10-09 ↗
New Mexico · House District 3

Teresa Leger Fernandez +14.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-09

Research & Polling Inc. · ended 2026-10-09 ↗
Rhode Island · Governor

Helena Foulkes +15.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-08

Embold Research · ended 2026-10-08 ↗University of New Hampshire · ended 2026-09-21 ↗
Rhode Island · House District 1

Gabe Amo +19.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-08

Embold Research · ended 2026-10-08 ↗
Rhode Island · House District 2

Seth Magaziner +13.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-08

Embold Research · ended 2026-10-08 ↗
California · House District 48

Marni Von Wilpert +9.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-07

SurveyUSA · ended 2026-10-07 ↗
New York · Governor

Kathy Hochul +22.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-10-06

Beacon Research · ended 2026-10-06 ↗
New York · House District 21

Blake Gendebien +4.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-06

Siena University · ended 2026-10-06 ↗
North Carolina · House District 1

Don Davis +10.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-06

Neighborhood Research and Media · ended 2026-10-06 ↗
Kentucky · House District 6

Zach Dembo +9.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-05

Change Research · ended 2026-10-05 ↗
Nebraska · Governor

Jim Pillen +4.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-05

National Public Affairs · ended 2026-10-05 ↗
Nebraska · House District 2

Denise Powell +12.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-05

National Public Affairs · ended 2026-10-05 ↗
Nebraska · U.S. Senate

Pete Ricketts +3.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-05

National Public Affairs · ended 2026-10-05 ↗
Florida · House District 16

Sydney Gruters +4.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-10-02

Public Policy Polling · ended 2026-10-02 ↗
Arizona · House District 1

Amish Shah +2.8 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

FirstStrategic · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
Illinois · Governor

JB Pritzker +20.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

Public Policy Polling · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
Illinois · U.S. Senate

Juliana Stratton +13.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

Public Policy Polling · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
Michigan · Governor

Jocelyn Benson +10.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

Z to A Research · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
Oregon · Governor

Tina Kotek +2.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

DHM Research · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
Pennsylvania · Governor

Josh Shapiro +19.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

Z to A Research · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
Wisconsin · Governor

David Crowley +4.0 points · 2 surveys · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

Z to A Research · ended 2026-10-01 ↗Marquette University Law School · ended 2026-09-23 ↗
Wisconsin · House District 1

Mitchell Berman +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-10-01

Impact Research · ended 2026-10-01 ↗
New Mexico · U.S. Senate

Ben Ray Luján +18.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-30

SurveyUSA · ended 2026-09-30 ↗
New York · House District 17

Cait Conley +2.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-29

Emerson College · ended 2026-09-29 ↗
South Carolina · U.S. Senate

Darline Graham +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-29

InsiderAdvantage · ended 2026-09-29 ↗
Texas · House District 15

Bobby Pulido +13.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-28

Normington, Petts & Associates · ended 2026-09-28 ↗
Maryland · Governor

Wes Moore +27.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-27

University of Maryland Baltimore County Institute of Politics · ended 2026-09-27 ↗
Washington · House District 3

John Braun +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-27

DHM Research · ended 2026-09-27 ↗
Nevada · Governor

Joe Lombardo +1.0 points · 1 survey · Registered voters · through 2026-09-26

Noble Predictive Insights · ended 2026-09-26 ↗
Colorado · House District 4

Lauren Boebert +5.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-24

Impact Research · ended 2026-09-24 ↗
Montana · House District 1

Aaron Flint +0.5 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-24

American Pulse Research & Polling · ended 2026-09-24 ↗
Ohio · House District 15

Don Ralph Leonard +1.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-24

Hart Research Associates · ended 2026-09-24 ↗
Utah · House District 2

Blake D. Moore +5.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-24

Lighthouse Research · ended 2026-09-24 ↗
Ohio · House District 9

Derek Merrin +0.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-23

DCCC Targeting and Analytics Department · ended 2026-09-23 ↗
New Hampshire · Governor

Kelly Ayotte +11.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-22

The New York Times/Siena University · ended 2026-09-22 ↗
New Hampshire · U.S. Senate

Chris Pappas +5.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-22

The New York Times/Siena University · ended 2026-09-22 ↗
New Hampshire · House District 1

Stephany Shaheen +4.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-21

University of New Hampshire · ended 2026-09-21 ↗
New Hampshire · House District 2

Maggie Goodlander +21.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-21

University of New Hampshire · ended 2026-09-21 ↗
Vermont · Governor

Amanda Janoo +6.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-21

University of New Hampshire · ended 2026-09-21 ↗
Vermont · Statewide House seat

Becca Balint +36.0 points · 1 survey · Likely voters · through 2026-09-21

University of New Hampshire · ended 2026-09-21 ↗

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