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Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: September 14–20, 2026

109 new polls from 50 pollsters, across 38 topics. The biggest move: Alaska governor, toward Democrats 13.0 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic Polls This week Before Move
Generic congressional ballot
Beacon Research/Shaw & Company Research, Bedrock Polling, Big Data Poll, Clarity Campaign Labs and 13 more
19 D+6.9 D+4.6 toward Democrats 2.3
Donald Trump approval
American Research Group, Beacon Research/Shaw & Company Research, Bedrock Polling, Big Data Poll and 14 more
19 net -21.2 net -18.7 down 2.5
North Carolina Senate
Fabrizio Ward/Impact Research, Harper Polling, High Point University Survey Research Center, InsiderAdvantage and 2 more
7 D+10.2 D+8.3 toward Democrats 1.9
Michigan Senate
Emerson College, InsiderAdvantage, Suffolk University, The Washington Post/George Mason University School of Policy and Government and 1 more
5 D+2.6 D+3.5 toward Republicans 0.9
California governor
SurveyUSA, TrueDot, UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California Berkeley Jack Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research/Verasight/TrueDot
4 D+20.8 D+22.0 toward Republicans 1.2
Texas Senate
Emerson College, Marist University, Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center, Trafalgar Group
4 D+2.3 D+3.8 toward Republicans 1.5
Iowa Senate
co/efficient, Marist University, Trafalgar Group
3 D+0.7 D+0.9 little change
Michigan governor
Emerson College, Suffolk University, The Washington Post/George Mason University School of Policy and Government
3 D+11.9 D+7.2 toward Democrats 4.7
Texas governor
Emerson College, Marist University, Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center
3 R+1.3 R+1.7 little change
Connecticut governor
co/efficient, Quinnipiac University
2 D+12.0 D+15.4 toward Republicans 3.4
Georgia Senate
Quantus Insights, YouGov
2 D+6.1 D+7.0 toward Republicans 0.9
Iowa governor
co/efficient, Marist University
2 D+8.0 D+6.1 toward Democrats 1.9
Kansas Senate
Emerson College, Global Strategy Group
2 D+3.0 R+2.0 toward Democrats 5.0
Kansas governor
Emerson College, Global Strategy Group
2 R+2.0 R+3.5 toward Democrats 1.5
Maine Senate
Quantus Insights, University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov
2 D+2.1 D+5.0 toward Republicans 2.9
Minnesota governor
co/efficient, SurveyUSA
2 D+4.5 D+12.9 toward Republicans 8.4
Minnesota Senate
co/efficient, SurveyUSA
2 D+0.5 D+3.6 toward Republicans 3.1
Montana Senate
Aspect Strategic, Quantus Insights
2 R+25.5 R+23.5 toward Republicans 2.0
New York governor
Quinnipiac University, Siena University
2 D+14.0 D+10.0 toward Democrats 4.0
Alaska Senate
co/efficient
1 R+3.0 D+3.6 toward Republicans 6.6
Alaska governor
co/efficient
1 D+23.0 D+10.0 toward Democrats 13.0
Florida governor
St. Pete Polls
1 R+0.1 D+3.0 toward Republicans 3.1
Florida Senate
St. Pete Polls
1 R+0.4 R+3.7 toward Democrats 3.3
Georgia governor
YouGov
1 R+3.0 R+0.1 toward Republicans 2.9
Louisiana Senate
Hart Research Associates
1 R+4.0 – no earlier polls
Maine governor
University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov
1 D+11.0 D+12.0 toward Republicans 1.0
House: MI-04
GBAO
1 D+1.0 – no earlier polls
House: MO-02
Remington Research Group
1 R+1.0 – no earlier polls
Nebraska governor
Lake Research Partners
1 tied R+4.5 toward Democrats 4.5
New Hampshire Senate
InsiderAdvantage
1 D+8.0 D+3.5 toward Democrats 4.5
Ohio Senate
Trafalgar Group
1 D+3.0 D+5.8 toward Republicans 2.8
House: OK-05
GBAO
1 R+5.0 – no earlier polls
House: PA-01
Public Opinion Strategies
1 R+9.0 R+1.0 toward Republicans 8.0
House: PA-10
Franklin & Marshall College
1 D+3.0 – no earlier polls
House: TX-09
Public Policy Polling
1 R+6.0 – no earlier polls
House: UT-04
Lighthouse Research
1 R+8.8 – no earlier polls
House: VA-01
DCCC Targeting Team
1 R+1.0 – no earlier polls
JD Vance approval
CNN/SSRS
1 net -27.0 – no earlier polls

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

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