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Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: August 17–23, 2026

65 new polls from 36 pollsters, across 29 topics. The biggest move: House: NY-21, toward Republicans 17.0 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic Polls This week Before Move
Donald Trump approval
American Research Group, Echelon Insights, Emerson College, Ipsos and 7 more
11 net -19.7 net -18.1 down 1.6
Generic congressional ballot
Echelon Insights, Emerson College, Ipsos, The Bullfinch Group and 2 more
6 D+6.1 D+5.5 toward Democrats 0.6
Pennsylvania governor
Bravo Group, Franklin & Marshall College, The New York Times/Siena University
4 D+22.2 D+16.0 toward Democrats 6.2
Wisconsin governor
Marquette University Law School, TIPP Insights
4 D+2.8 D+3.0 little change
Arizona governor
HighGround, NextGen Polling, Quantus Insights
3 D+7.7 D+6.5 toward Democrats 1.2
Michigan Senate
Michigan State University Institute for Public Policy and Social Research/YouGov, Susquehanna Polling & Research
3 D+5.3 R+0.8 toward Democrats 6.1
Michigan governor
Michigan State University Institute for Public Policy and Social Research/YouGov
2 D+9.5 D+7.2 toward Democrats 2.3
New Hampshire Senate
Saint Anselm College Survey Center
2 D+9.5 – no earlier polls
Rhode Island governor
Emerson College
2 D+26.4 – no earlier polls
House: AK-01
Alaska Survey Research
1 R+44.9 – no earlier polls
Alaska Senate
Alaska Survey Research
1 D+1.2 D+1.6 little change
Arkansas Senate
J.L. Partners
1 R+16.0 D+0.2 toward Republicans 16.2
Georgia Senate
InsiderAdvantage
1 D+7.5 – no earlier polls
Georgia governor
InsiderAdvantage
1 R+0.1 D+1.5 toward Republicans 1.6
Iowa governor
Suffolk University
1 D+4.2 D+5.0 toward Republicans 0.8
Iowa Senate
Suffolk University
1 R+4.6 R+3.0 toward Republicans 1.6
House: KY-06
Lake Research Partners
1 D+1.0 tied toward Democrats 1.0
Minnesota governor
SurveyUSA
1 D+16.0 – no earlier polls
Minnesota Senate
SurveyUSA
1 D+5.0 – no earlier polls
House: NC-07
Public Policy Polling
1 R+6.0 – no earlier polls
New Hampshire governor
Saint Anselm College Survey Center
1 R+11.0 – no earlier polls
New York governor
Concord Public Opinion Partners
1 D+16.0 D+11.0 toward Democrats 5.0
House: NH-02
Saint Anselm College Survey Center
1 D+15.0 – no earlier polls
House: NY-21
J.L. Partners
1 R+13.0 D+4.0 toward Republicans 17.0
House: PA-01
GQR
1 R+1.0 R+4.0 toward Democrats 3.0
House: TX-15
Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center
1 D+5.0 D+5.5 toward Republicans 0.5
House: TX-28
Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center
1 D+11.0 D+11.0 little change
House: TX-34
Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center
1 D+3.0 D+3.0 little change
Supreme Court approval
RMG Research
1 net -8.0 – no earlier polls

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

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