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Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: September 28 – October 4, 2026

134 new polls from 55 pollsters, across 59 topics. The biggest move: Alaska governor, toward Republicans 13.7 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic Polls This week Before Move
Generic congressional ballot
ActiVote, AlphaROC, Centerline Research & Strategy, Cygnal Political and 9 more
13 D+6.9 D+6.0 toward Democrats 0.9
Donald Trump approval
ActiVote, AlphaROC, AP-NORC, Centerline Research & Strategy and 6 more
11 net -23.1 net -20.9 down 2.2
Maine Senate
co/efficient, Maine People's Resource Center, Marist University, Trafalgar Group and 2 more
6 D+1.5 D+2.0 toward Republicans 0.5
Michigan Senate
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Mitchell Research & Communications, Trafalgar Group, YouGov and 1 more
5 D+3.2 D+3.0 little change
Iowa Senate
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Quantus Insights, Suffolk University, The New York Times/Siena University
4 D+0.9 D+0.9 little change
Kansas Senate
GBAO, The New York Times/Siena University, Trafalgar Group, YouGov
4 D+2.3 D+0.8 toward Democrats 1.5
Michigan governor
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Mitchell Research & Communications, YouGov, Z to A Research
4 D+7.2 D+8.1 toward Republicans 0.9
Texas Senate
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Guidant Polling and Strategy, The New York Times/Siena University, University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov
4 D+2.5 D+2.4 little change
Texas governor
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Guidant Polling and Strategy, The New York Times/Siena University, University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov
4 R+2.0 R+1.8 little change
Florida governor
Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc., Targoz Market Research
3 R+8.7 R+1.8 toward Republicans 6.9
Florida Senate
Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc., Targoz Market Research
3 R+10.7 R+4.6 toward Republicans 6.1
Iowa governor
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Suffolk University, The New York Times/Siena University
3 D+10.7 D+6.9 toward Democrats 3.8
House: KY-06
GQR, Lake Research Partners
3 D+4.7 – no earlier polls
Maine governor
co/efficient, Marist University, YouGov
3 D+11.0 D+11.5 toward Republicans 0.5
Minnesota Senate
Big Data Poll, GQR, InsiderAdvantage
3 D+3.7 D+1.7 toward Democrats 2.0
Ohio Senate
InsiderAdvantage, The New York Times/Siena University, YouGov
3 D+2.6 D+4.5 toward Republicans 1.9
Oregon governor
DHM Research, GBAO
3 D+2.7 R+1.7 toward Democrats 4.4
Alaska Senate
Quantus Insights, The New York Times/Siena University
2 D+3.2 D+0.6 toward Democrats 2.6
Arizona governor
BSP Research, Lake Research Partners
2 D+18.0 D+13.0 toward Democrats 5.0
California governor
IVC Media, Manhattan Institute
2 D+14.0 D+21.0 toward Republicans 7.0
Kansas governor
The New York Times/Siena University, YouGov
2 R+4.0 R+4.0 little change
Nebraska governor
co/efficient, YouGov
2 R+2.5 R+3.0 toward Democrats 0.5
North Carolina Senate
Big Data Poll, East Carolina University
2 D+9.5 D+9.2 little change
Ohio governor
The New York Times/Siena University, YouGov
2 D+4.0 D+5.8 toward Republicans 1.8
Pennsylvania governor
Susquehanna Polling & Research, Inc., Z to A Research
2 D+20.0 D+23.5 toward Republicans 3.5
Alaska governor
The New York Times/Siena University
1 D+4.0 D+17.7 toward Republicans 13.7
Arkansas Senate
Grayhouse
1 R+11.0 – no earlier polls
House: AZ-01
FirstStrategic
1 D+2.8 – no earlier polls
Colorado Senate
Lake Research Partners
1 D+14.0 – no earlier polls
Colorado governor
Lake Research Partners
1 D+15.0 – no earlier polls
House: CT-05
OnMessage Inc.
1 D+6.0 – no earlier polls
House: FL-16
Public Policy Polling
1 R+4.0 D+1.0 toward Republicans 5.0
Georgia Senate
Wedgewood Polls
1 D+10.0 D+7.5 toward Democrats 2.5
Georgia governor
Wedgewood Polls
1 R+2.0 R+2.0 little change
Illinois Senate
Public Policy Polling
1 D+13.0 – no earlier polls
Illinois governor
Public Policy Polling
1 D+20.0 – no earlier polls
House: ME-02
Tulchin Research
1 D+2.0 D+6.0 toward Republicans 4.0
Minnesota governor
GQR
1 D+9.0 D+6.3 toward Democrats 2.7
House: NC-01
GQR
1 D+8.0 D+7.0 toward Democrats 1.0
Nevada governor
Concord Public Opinion Partners
1 R+1.0 D+0.6 toward Republicans 1.6
New Hampshire Senate
St. Anselm
1 D+7.0 D+4.5 toward Democrats 2.5
New Hampshire governor
St. Anselm
1 R+7.0 R+12.0 toward Democrats 5.0
New Mexico Senate
SurveyUSA
1 D+18.0 – no earlier polls
New Mexico governor
SurveyUSA
1 D+6.0 – no earlier polls
New York governor
Marist University
1 D+11.0 D+9.7 toward Democrats 1.3
House: NY-17
Emerson College
1 D+2.0 – no earlier polls
House: NY-18
Public Policy Polling
1 D+17.0 – no earlier polls
House: NY-21
Impact Research
1 R+3.0 R+3.0 little change
House: OH-01
Torchlight Strategies
1 D+1.6 – no earlier polls
House: SC-01
co/efficient
1 R+6.0 – no earlier polls
South Carolina Senate
InsiderAdvantage
1 R+1.0 R+1.5 toward Democrats 0.5
House: TN-05
Impact Research
1 R+5.0 – no earlier polls
House: TX-02
Impact Research
1 R+9.0 – no earlier polls
House: TX-15
Normington, Petts & Associates
1 D+13.0 – no earlier polls
House: VA-05
The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government
1 R+5.0 R+1.0 toward Republicans 4.0
House: VA-06
co/efficient
1 R+30.0 – no earlier polls
Vermont governor
State Navigate
1 R+3.0 R+1.6 toward Republicans 1.4
House: WI-01
Impact Research
1 D+1.0 – no earlier polls
Wisconsin governor
Z to A Research
1 D+5.0 D+3.0 toward Democrats 2.0

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

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