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Nov 3, 9:10 PM ET First results are in from Connecticut, Maine, Nebraska, New York, and North Dakota. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 9:00 PM ET It's 9 p.m. ET: polls have closed in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. First results should start coming in shortly.
Nov 3, 8:51 PM ET First results are in from Arkansas and Missouri. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 8:51 PM ET House flip: Jamie Ager (D) wins NC-11, a seat held by Chuck Edwards (R), by 22.9 points.
Nov 3, 8:51 PM ET Democrats are 10 seats away from a Senate majority: 41 of the 51 needed, counting seats not up this year.
Nov 3, 8:50 PM ET North Carolina Senate race called: Roy Cooper (Democrat) wins. Won by 27.7 points, a pickup from the Republicans.
Nov 3, 8:37 PM ET First results are in from North Carolina. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 8:31 PM ET It's 8:30 p.m. ET: polls have closed in Arkansas. First results should start coming in shortly.
Nov 3, 8:19 PM ET First results are in from Michigan. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 8:18 PM ET New Jersey Senate race called: Cory Booker (Democrat) wins. Won by 52.8 points.
Nov 3, 8:13 PM ET First results are in from Alabama, Kansas, and Tennessee. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 8:12 PM ET First results are in from Massachusetts, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Texas. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 8:11 PM ET Massachusetts Senate race called: Edward J. Markey (Democrat) wins.
Nov 3, 8:11 PM ET Rhode Island Senate race called: John F. Reed (Democrat) wins.
Nov 3, 8:09 PM ET First results are in from Delaware. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 8:09 PM ET Delaware Senate race called: Chris Coons (Democrat) wins.
Nov 3, 8:01 PM ET First results are in from New Hampshire. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 8:00 PM ET It's 8 p.m. ET: polls have closed in AL, CT, DC, DE, IL, MA, MD, ME, MO, MS, NH, NJ, OK, PA, RI, and TN, and most of KS, MI, ND, SD, and TX (the rest close by 11 p.m.). First results should start coming in shortly.
Nov 3, 7:57 PM ET First results are in from West Virginia. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 7:48 PM ET Georgia Senate race called: Jon Ossoff (Democrat) wins. Won by 28.8 points.
Nov 3, 7:38 PM ET First results are in from Ohio. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 7:36 PM ET First results are in from South Carolina. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 7:30 PM ET It's 7:30 p.m. ET: polls have closed in North Carolina, Ohio, and West Virginia. First results should start coming in shortly.
Nov 3, 7:22 PM ET First results are in from Vermont. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 7:14 PM ET First results are in from Florida, Georgia, and Virginia. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 7:13 PM ET Virginia Senate race called: Mark Warner (Democrat) wins.
Nov 3, 7:00 PM ET It's 7 p.m. ET: polls have closed in Georgia, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia, and most of Florida (the rest of the state closes by 8 p.m.). First results should start coming in shortly.
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Nov 3, 6:21 PM ET First results are in from Indiana and Kentucky. Follow every race on the live map.
Nov 3, 6:00 PM ET It's 6 p.m. ET: polls have closed in most of Indiana and Kentucky (the rest close by 7 p.m.). First results should start coming in shortly.

Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: January 5–11, 2026

38 new polls from 23 pollsters, across 10 topics. The biggest move: New York governor, toward Republicans 11.0 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic	Polls	This week	Before	Move
Donald Trump approval AP-NORC, Ipsos, RealClear Opinion Research, RMG Research and 3 more	9	net -13.0	net -10.9	down 2.1
Generic congressional ballot Cygnal, Morning Consult, Rasmussen Reports, RMG Research and 1 more	6	D+4.2	D+4.2	little change
Michigan Senate Glengariff Group, Inc.	3	R+3.3	–	no earlier polls
Iowa Senate Change Research	2	R+3.0	–	no earlier polls
Alaska Senate Alaska Survey Research	1	D+1.6	–	no earlier polls
Maryland governor Gonzales Research	1	D+21.9	–	no earlier polls
Michigan governor Glengariff Group, Inc.	1	D+10.0	–	no earlier polls
New York governor John Zogby Strategies	1	D+14.0	D+25.0	toward Republicans 11.0
North Carolina Senate Change Research	1	D+5.0	–	no earlier polls
JD Vance approval Zogby Analytics	1	net -9.3	net -14.5	up 5.2

Races: Democrat-minus-Republican margin. Approval: approve minus disapprove. Simple averages per poll.