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The most-polled races

Pollsters crowd into the closest races. Did all that polling help? Here are the most-polled races, and the average miss by how many polls each race had.

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Ranking

#RacePollsAverageResult
1 Texas Senate 33 D+3.2 –
2 Texas governor 28 R+1.7 –
3 Florida governor 24 R+4.4 –
4 Florida Senate 22 R+6.4 –
5 Michigan Senate 22 D+4.2 –
6 Ohio Senate 22 D+2.7 –
7 Ohio governor 19 D+3.8 –
8 Iowa Senate 16 D+0.1 –
9 Maine Senate 16 D+3.9 –
10 Michigan governor 15 D+8.1 –
11 Maine governor 14 D+10.4 –
12 Iowa governor 13 D+7.1 –
13 Minnesota Senate 12 D+5.5 –
14 North Carolina Senate 12 D+11.1 –
15 Kansas Senate 11 D+3.9 –
16 Nebraska Senate 11 – –
17 Arizona governor 11 D+9.5 –
18 Georgia governor 10 R+0.6 –
19 Minnesota governor 10 D+10.5 –
20 Nebraska governor 10 R+3.8 –
21 South Carolina Senate 9 R+0.7 –
22 California governor 9 D+23.0 –
23 Kansas governor 9 R+0.1 –
24 New York governor 9 D+12.9 –
25 Georgia Senate 8 D+9.1 –
26 New Hampshire Senate 7 D+7.9 –
27 South Dakota Senate 7 – –
28 New Hampshire governor 7 R+7.7 –
29 South Carolina governor 7 R+11.0 –
30 Alaska Senate 6 D+2.1 –
31 Montana Senate 6 R+21.5 –
32 Virginia Senate 6 – –
33 Oregon governor 6 D+0.5 –
34 House · FL-02 6 R+19.4 –
35 House · KY-06 6 D+5.8 –
36 Alaska governor 5 D+9.7 –
37 Connecticut governor 5 D+18.5 –
38 Pennsylvania governor 5 D+25.2 –
39 House · MD-06 5 – –
40 House · NY-12 5 – –

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Polls: VoteHub and The New York Times. Miss: the gap between our final average's margin and the result, in points.

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