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Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: September 7–13, 2026

71 new polls from 32 pollsters, across 37 topics. The biggest move: New Hampshire governor, toward Republicans 10.5 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic Polls This week Before Move
Generic congressional ballot
ActiVote, Impact Research, Marquette University Law School, Miller Consulting Services and 6 more
14 D+2.3 D+5.3 toward Republicans 3.0
Donald Trump approval
Marquette University Law School, Morning Consult, PRRI, RMG Research and 3 more
8 net -18.8 net -18.5 little change
Iowa governor
Cygnal Political, YouGov
3 D+8.1 D+4.1 toward Democrats 4.0
Iowa Senate
Cygnal Political, YouGov
3 D+1.7 D+0.3 toward Democrats 1.4
Florida Senate
Change Research, Quantus Insights
2 R+3.7 – no earlier polls
Ohio Senate
InsiderAdvantage, YouGov
2 D+4.2 D+6.8 toward Republicans 2.6
Oregon governor
DHM Research
2 R+2.0 – no earlier polls
Texas Senate
InsiderAdvantage, ReconMR/Siena University
2 D+3.8 D+2.8 toward Democrats 1.0
Alaska Senate
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates/Impact Research
1 D+6.0 D+1.2 toward Democrats 4.8
Alaska governor
Fabrizio, Lee & Associates/Impact Research
1 D+10.0 – no earlier polls
California governor
Public Policy Institute of California
1 D+22.0 D+18.0 toward Democrats 4.0
Connecticut governor
GreatBlue Research
1 D+15.7 D+15.0 toward Democrats 0.7
Florida governor
Change Research
1 D+3.0 D+1.0 toward Democrats 2.0
Georgia Senate
Trafalgar Group
1 D+6.6 D+7.5 toward Republicans 0.9
Kansas Senate
co/efficient
1 R+5.0 tied toward Republicans 5.0
Kansas governor
co/efficient
1 R+8.0 D+1.0 toward Republicans 9.0
Maine Senate
YouGov
1 D+4.0 D+4.3 little change
Maine governor
YouGov
1 D+11.0 D+12.0 toward Republicans 1.0
Michigan Senate
Trafalgar Group
1 D+1.5 D+3.0 toward Republicans 1.5
Minnesota Senate
Quantus Insights
1 D+3.8 D+3.6 little change
House: MN-02
Impact Research
1 D+12.0 – no earlier polls
Montana Senate
Rutgers-Eagleton
1 R+22.0 R+25.0 toward Democrats 3.0
House: MT-01
Rutgers-Eagleton
1 R+1.0 – no earlier polls
House: MT-02
Rutgers-Eagleton
1 R+22.0 – no earlier polls
House: NC-01
GBAO
1 D+7.0 – no earlier polls
House: NE-02
SurveyUSA
1 D+4.0 – no earlier polls
Nebraska governor
SurveyUSA
1 R+8.0 R+1.0 toward Republicans 7.0
Nevada governor
Emerson College
1 D+2.2 – no earlier polls
New Hampshire governor
co/efficient
1 R+21.0 R+10.5 toward Republicans 10.5
New Hampshire Senate
co/efficient
1 tied D+4.2 toward Republicans 4.2
House: NJ-07
StimSight Research
1 D+5.0 – no earlier polls
North Carolina Senate
Trafalgar Group
1 D+5.9 D+8.7 toward Republicans 2.8
Ohio governor
YouGov
1 D+3.0 D+3.7 toward Republicans 0.7
South Carolina Senate
InsiderAdvantage
1 R+1.9 R+6.5 toward Democrats 4.6
Tennessee governor
TargetSmart
1 R+9.0 R+13.0 toward Democrats 4.0
Texas governor
ReconMR/Siena University
1 D+4.0 R+3.2 toward Democrats 7.2
House: UT-01
Lighthouse Research
1 D+41.5 – no earlier polls

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

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