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Weekly poll roundup

Polls this week: October 19–25, 2026

185 new polls from 71 pollsters, across 69 topics. The biggest move: House: MT-01, toward Democrats 14.6 points compared with the 30 days before.

This week's polls by topic
Topic Polls This week Before Move
Generic congressional ballot
ActiVote, Bedrock Polling, Clarity Campaign Labs, Cygnal and 14 more
21 D+6.4 D+8.0 toward Republicans 1.6
Donald Trump approval
American Research Group, Bedrock Polling, Clarity Campaign Labs, Echelon Insights and 12 more
20 net -22.0 net -22.9 up 0.9
Florida governor
ActiVote, co/efficient, Echelon Insights, The New York Times/Siena University and 2 more
6 R+3.7 R+5.5 toward Democrats 1.8
Michigan Senate
Data for Progress, Glengariff Group, Inc., InsiderAdvantage, Michigan State University Department of Political Science/Verasight and 2 more
6 D+4.4 D+3.0 toward Democrats 1.4
Texas Senate
ActiVote, Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Emerson College, Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center and 2 more
6 D+2.2 D+2.6 little change
Texas governor
ActiVote, Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Emerson College, Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center and 2 more
6 R+3.4 R+1.8 toward Republicans 1.6
California governor
Emerson College, McLaughlin & Associates, Public Policy Institute of California, SurveyUSA and 1 more
5 D+23.3 D+20.1 toward Democrats 3.2
Florida Senate
co/efficient, Echelon Insights, The New York Times/Siena University, University of North Florida and 1 more
5 R+5.6 R+7.6 toward Democrats 2.0
Ohio governor
ActiVote, Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Concord Public Opinion Partners, Echelon Insights and 1 more
5 D+1.6 D+4.6 toward Republicans 3.0
Ohio Senate
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Concord Public Opinion Partners, Echelon Insights, InsiderAdvantage and 1 more
5 D+3.2 D+3.0 little change
Maine Senate
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Echelon Insights, Marist University, Trafalgar Group
4 D+2.1 D+1.8 little change
Michigan governor
Data for Progress, Glengariff Group, Inc., Michigan State University Department of Political Science/Verasight, Michigan State University Institute for Public Policy and Social Research/YouGov
4 D+9.4 D+7.6 toward Democrats 1.8
New York governor
ActiVote, Marist University, Quinnipiac University, Siena University
4 D+14.2 D+12.7 toward Democrats 1.5
North Carolina Senate
ActiVote, Harper Polling, High Point University Survey Research Center, Quantus Insights
4 D+11.6 D+9.8 toward Democrats 1.8
South Carolina Senate
East Carolina University, Impact Research, Targoz Market Research, The Citadel Poll
4 R+1.8 R+1.7 little change
Iowa Senate
co/efficient, Echelon Insights, InsiderAdvantage
3 R+1.0 D+0.8 toward Republicans 1.8
Maine governor
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research, Echelon Insights, Marist University
3 D+7.7 D+11.4 toward Republicans 3.7
Arizona governor
GrayHouse, HighGround
2 D+9.1 D+11.8 toward Republicans 2.7
Georgia governor
ActiVote, Echelon Insights
2 R+1.0 R+1.5 toward Democrats 0.5
Georgia Senate
ActiVote, Echelon Insights
2 D+11.5 D+8.6 toward Democrats 2.9
Iowa governor
co/efficient, Echelon Insights
2 D+4.0 D+8.6 toward Republicans 4.6
Montana Senate
Concord Public Opinion Partners, Montana State University Billings
2 R+16.0 R+24.2 toward Democrats 8.2
New Hampshire governor
Saint Anselm, University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov
2 R+7.0 R+9.4 toward Democrats 2.4
New Hampshire Senate
Saint Anselm, University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGov
2 D+7.0 D+7.0 little change
South Carolina governor
Targoz Market Research, The Citadel Poll
2 R+10.5 R+13.0 toward Democrats 2.5
House: VA-01
DCCC Targeting Team, Public Policy Polling
2 D+1.0 – no earlier polls
Wisconsin governor
Marquette University Law School, Wick
2 D+5.0 D+4.0 toward Democrats 1.0
House: AL-02
Remington Research Group
1 R+2.0 – no earlier polls
Alabama Senate
Blueprint Polling
1 R+8.0 R+19.0 toward Democrats 11.0
Alabama governor
Blueprint Polling
1 R+3.0 R+12.1 toward Democrats 9.1
Alaska governor
Alaska Survey Research
1 D+6.8 D+10.0 toward Republicans 3.2
House: CA-48
Tarrance Group
1 D+3.0 D+9.0 toward Republicans 6.0
House: CO-03
DCCC Targeting and Analytics Department
1 D+1.0 – no earlier polls
House: CO-05
Public Policy Polling
1 tied D+5.0 toward Republicans 5.0
Colorado Senate
YouGov
1 D+18.0 D+14.0 toward Democrats 4.0
Colorado governor
YouGov
1 D+20.0 D+15.0 toward Democrats 5.0
House: FL-07
DCCC Targeting and Analytics Department
1 tied – no earlier polls
House: FL-25
Public Policy Polling
1 D+5.0 R+7.0 toward Democrats 12.0
House: ID-01
VoteNexus
1 R+26.0 – no earlier polls
House: ID-02
VoteNexus
1 R+15.0 – no earlier polls
Idaho governor
VoteNexus
1 R+19.0 – no earlier polls
Illinois Senate
ActiVote
1 D+17.0 D+13.0 toward Democrats 4.0
Illinois governor
ActiVote
1 D+17.4 D+20.0 toward Republicans 2.6
Kansas governor
Global Strategy Group
1 tied R+4.0 toward Democrats 4.0
House: KS-02
DCCC Targeting Team
1 R+3.0 – no earlier polls
House: KY-06
Public Policy Polling
1 D+6.0 D+5.8 little change
Minnesota Senate
Victory Insights
1 D+3.4 D+3.6 little change
Minnesota governor
Victory Insights
1 D+7.0 D+8.5 toward Republicans 1.5
Mississippi Senate
Change Research
1 R+3.0 R+4.0 toward Democrats 1.0
House: MO-02
Public Policy Polling
1 D+1.0 D+5.0 toward Republicans 4.0
House: MT-01
Montana State University Billings
1 D+17.0 D+2.4 toward Democrats 14.6
House: MT-02
Montana State University Billings
1 R+11.0 – no earlier polls
House: NC-09
Public Policy Polling
1 R+4.0 – no earlier polls
House: NE-01
Public Policy Polling
1 R+1.0 – no earlier polls
Nebraska governor
Echelon Insights
1 R+7.0 R+2.0 toward Republicans 5.0
Nevada governor
Hart Research Associates
1 D+4.0 R+1.0 toward Democrats 5.0
House: NH-01
Saint Anselm
1 D+4.0 – no earlier polls
House: NH-02
Saint Anselm
1 D+16.0 D+21.0 toward Republicans 5.0
House: OH-01
Quantus Insights
1 D+3.7 D+1.6 toward Democrats 2.1
House: PA-01
The New York Times/Siena University
1 D+2.4 tied toward Democrats 2.4
House: PA-07
The New York Times/Siena University
1 D+5.1 – no earlier polls
House: PA-08
The New York Times/Siena University
1 D+4.1 – no earlier polls
House: PA-10
The New York Times/Siena University
1 R+0.4 D+3.0 toward Republicans 3.4
Pennsylvania governor
ActiVote
1 D+23.0 D+23.6 toward Republicans 0.6
House: TX-09
DCCC Targeting Team
1 R+1.0 R+6.0 toward Democrats 5.0
House: TX-34
The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government
1 D+7.0 – no earlier polls
House: TX-35
The Washington Post/George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government
1 R+1.0 D+2.0 toward Republicans 3.0
Vermont governor
State Navigate
1 R+3.0 R+2.1 toward Republicans 0.9
House: WA-03
Change Research
1 D+1.0 R+1.0 toward Democrats 2.0

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

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