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Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: May 11–17, 2026

63 new polls from 35 pollsters, across 18 topics. The biggest move: Florida Senate, toward Democrats 11.3 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic Polls This week Before Move
Generic congressional ballot
Ipsos, Morning Consult, The New York Times/Siena University, YouGov
8 D+5.6 D+5.0 toward Democrats 0.6
Donald Trump approval
Ipsos, Morning Consult, RMG Research, The New York Times/Siena College and 1 more
7 net -20.1 net -18.4 down 1.7
Wisconsin governor
The Public Sentiment Institute
4 D+1.5 D+7.0 toward Republicans 5.5
Florida Senate
Change Research
2 D+2.0 R+9.3 toward Democrats 11.3
Oregon governor
Hoffman Research Group, Predict Oregon
2 tied – no earlier polls
Rhode Island governor
Emerson College
2 D+18.1 D+17.0 toward Democrats 1.1
House: AK-01
Alaska Survey Research
1 R+18.4 R+17.1 toward Republicans 1.3
Alaska Senate
Alaska Survey Research
1 D+4.6 D+3.8 toward Democrats 0.8
Alaska governor
Alaska Survey Research
1 D+5.0 D+12.4 toward Republicans 7.4
House: CA-48
SurveyUSA
1 R+20.0 R+12.0 toward Republicans 8.0
California governor
Evitarus
1 R+1.0 R+0.7 little change
Florida governor
Change Research
1 D+4.0 R+4.2 toward Democrats 8.2
Maine Senate
University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov
1 D+5.0 – no earlier polls
House: NE-01
Zenith Research
1 R+7.0 – no earlier polls
Nebraska Senate
Tavern Research
1 R+16.0 – no earlier polls
Nevada governor
Global Strategy Group
1 R+3.0 – no earlier polls
North Carolina Senate
Harper Polling
1 D+11.1 D+8.0 toward Democrats 3.1
House: TN-05
Impact Research
1 R+6.0 – no earlier polls

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

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