2026 Midterms
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Individual surveys, not forecasts. Recent = fieldwork ended within 30 days. Governor contests are listed whether or not they have polls.
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Open a seat to inspect its candidates and sources.
Unweighted simple averages of the past 30 days: one latest survey per pollster, exact matchup and population. The most sampled eligible group is shown; ties use latest fieldwork. Survey counts and sources appear below. A poll margin is not a forecast.
Senate races
Governor races
House seats · one equal-area tile per race
Grouped by state. These tiles are not geographic district boundaries.
Map sources and average details
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.
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 ↗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 ↗All matching races remain available in the paginated text list, including territories and seats that have no polls.
Party colors show sourced affiliation; gray means other or unmatched. Missing polls never mean zero support.
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Sources & coverage
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 ↗.
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