2026 Election Poll Tracker
Note: Polling data shown may not reflect the latest available results. Polls are aggregated from public sources and updated periodically. Last data refresh: March 15, 2026.
Real-time polling averages for Senate, House, and Governor races across the country. Updated daily from major polls.
National Overview
Last updated: March 16, 2026 at 9:00 AM ET
Senate Balance
Democrats currently hold 51 seats (including 3 independents who caucus with Democrats). Republicans hold 49 seats. With 34 seats up in 2026, control of the Senate is at stake.
Current Senate composition (100 seats)
Most Competitive Senate Races
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Alaska
Toss-up
Dan Sullivan
(R) - Incumbent, seeking third term
Mary Peltola
(D) - Former US Rep, front-runner for Democrats
Georgia
Toss-up
Rick Jackson
(R) - Won Jun 16 runoff over Trump/Kemp-endorsed Burt Jones; Trump endorsed Jul 22
Keisha Lance Bottoms
(D) - Former Atlanta mayor; won Dem primary
Iowa
Toss-up
Zach Lahn
(R) - Businessman; upset win with 37.65% over Rep. Randy Feenstra
Rob Sand
(D) - State Auditor; unopposed for Dem nomination
Maine
Toss-up
Susan Collins
(R) - Incumbent, seeking sixth term
Troy Jackson
(D) - Former state Senate president; formally nominated at Jul 25 Bangor convention with 90%+ of delegates; all serious rivals dropped out by Jul 19
Michigan
Toss-up
Abdul El-Sayed
(D) - Progressive public health advocate; won Aug 4 Democratic primary over Rep. Haley Stevens despite $60M+ in outside spending against him (NBC News projection)
Mike Rogers
(R) - Former congressman, 2024 nominee, GOP nominee
Nevada
Toss-up
Joe Lombardo
(R) - Incumbent; won primary with 91%
Aaron Ford
(D) - Attorney General; won primary with 63.8%
Ohio (Special)
Toss-up
Jon Husted
(R) - Appointed incumbent (filling JD Vance's seat)
Sherrod Brown
(D) - Former three-term senator
Ohio
Toss-up
Vivek Ramaswamy
(R) - Entrepreneur, won May 5 primary
Amy Acton
(D) - Former state health director, unopposed in primary
Wisconsin
Toss-up
David Crowley
(D) - Milwaukee County Executive; won Aug 11 Democratic primary narrowly over Francesca Hong; endorsed by Gov. Evers
Tom Tiffany
(R) - US Representative, Trump-endorsed; won Aug 11 GOP primary
Arizona
Lean D
Katie Hobbs
(D) - Incumbent; won Jul 21 Democratic primary unopposed
Andy Biggs
(R) - US Rep, Trump-endorsed; won Jul 21 GOP primary over Schweikert
Iowa
Lean R
Ashley Hinson
(R) - Congresswoman, Trump-endorsed, won Jun 2 primary 73.9%
Josh Turek
(D) - State representative, won Jun 2 primary 62.6%
Kansas
Lean R
Ty Masterson
(R) - Senate President, Trump-endorsed; won Aug 4 GOP primary with 42% over Secretary of State Scott Schwab and others
Cindy Holscher
(D) - State senator; won Aug 4 Democratic primary
Michigan
Lean D
Jocelyn Benson
(D) - Secretary of State; won Aug 4 Democratic gubernatorial primary over Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson
John James
(R) - US Rep, Trump-endorsed; won Aug 4 GOP gubernatorial primary over businessman Perry Johnson
New Hampshire
Lean D
Chris Pappas
(D) - US Rep, Democratic primary front-runner
John Sununu
(R) - Former US Senator, GOP primary front-runner
Scott Brown
(R) - Former MA Senator, trailing in GOP primary
New Hampshire
Lean R
Kelly Ayotte
(R) - Incumbent, primary front-runner
Cinde Warmington
(D) - Former executive councilor, primary front-runner
North Carolina
Lean D
Roy Cooper
(D) - Former Governor, Democratic nominee
Michael Whatley
(R) - Former RNC chair, Trump-backed Republican nominee
Texas
Lean R
Ken Paxton
(R) - State AG, won May 26 runoff over incumbent Cornyn
James Talarico
(D) - State representative, won Dem primary 52.4%
Connecticut
Likely D
Ned Lamont
(D) - Incumbent seeking third term; won Aug 11 Democratic primary over state Rep. Josh Elliott approx. 67-33%
Ryan Fazio
(R) - State senator; GOP nominee
Florida (Special)
Likely R
Ashley Moody
(R) - Appointed incumbent, GOP primary front-runner
Alex Vindman
(D) - Primary front-runner vs Angie Nixon
Florida
Likely R
Byron Donalds
(R) - US Rep, Trump-endorsed; GOP primary front-runner, raised $90M+
David Jolly
(D) - Former GOP congressman; Dem primary front-runner over Orange Co. Mayor Jerry Demings
Georgia
Likely D
Jon Ossoff
(D) - Incumbent
Mike Collins
(R) - US Rep, Trump-endorsed, won Jun 16 runoff 55.5% over Derek Dooley
Minnesota
Likely D
Peggy Flanagan
(D) - Lt. Governor; won Aug 11 DFL Senate primary over Rep. Angie Craig 58.7-39.7%
Michele Tafoya
(R) - NRSC-endorsed; won Aug 11 GOP Senate primary with about 52% over state party-endorsed Schwarze and Royce White
Minnesota
Likely D
Amy Klobuchar
(D) - US Senator; won Aug 11 DFL gubernatorial primary with 89.1%
Lisa Demuth
(R) - MN House Speaker; won Aug 11 GOP gubernatorial primary with about 45% over Trump-endorsed Lindell (33%) and state party-endorsed Qualls; first Black major-party gubernatorial nominee in Minnesota history
Nebraska
Likely R
Pete Ricketts
(R) - Incumbent, won May 12 primary with 81.8%
Dan Osborn
(I) - Former union leader, 2024 candidate; no poll shows Ricketts pulling clear in a state Trump won by 20 pts
Massachusetts
Safe D
Ed Markey
(D) - Incumbent, primary front-runner, won party convention endorsement
Seth Moulton
(D) - Congressman, primary challenger
New York
Safe D
Kathy Hochul
(D) - Incumbent
Bruce Blakeman
(R) - Nassau County executive; also Conservative Party endorsed
Pennsylvania
Safe D
Josh Shapiro
(D) - Incumbent
Stacy Garrity
(R) - State treasurer
South Carolina
Safe R
Annie Andrews
(D) - Pediatrician, won Jun 9 Dem primary 61.5%
TBD (Aug 25 runoff: Nordone vs. Norman)
(R) - Darline Graham Nordone (Trump-endorsed, appointed interim senator, led Aug 11 primary 32.7%) vs. Ralph Norman (24.6%) in Aug 25 runoff. Russell Fry (19.6%), Mark Sanford, and others eliminated.
Vermont
Safe R
Phil Scott
(R) - Incumbent, GOP nominee; ran effectively unopposed
Amanda Janoo
(D) - Economist; won Aug 11 Democratic primary narrowly over Aly Richards
Top Governor Races
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North Carolina
Competitive
Josh Stein
(D)
49%
Mark Robinson
(R)
45%
Wisconsin
Toss-up
Tony Evers
(D) - Incumbent
47%
Tim Michels
(R)
47%
Michigan
Competitive
Gretchen Whitmer
(D) - Incumbent
51%
Tudor Dixon
(R)
44%