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About People's Poll

What it is

Every week, polling firms survey a few hundred or a few thousand people and publish the results as "what Americans think." People's Poll brings those polls together in one place, race by race, so you can see what they say, how they've moved, and exactly where every number comes from.

For each Senate and governor race we track, and for presidential approval and the generic congressional ballot, you'll find:

We check for new polls every three hours. The Sources page lists every pollster and every poll we use.


Coming soon: the People's Poll

Soon you'll be able to answer the same questions the pollsters ask, and see the people's answer beside the polls. Leave your email on the home page and we'll send you one note when it opens.


How we stay fair


Who publishes this

People's Poll is published by Onward Media LLC.

Independence pledge: We publish results as they fall, whichever direction and whichever party. We don't favor or oppose any candidate, party or policy. We don't accept payment from campaigns, parties or political action committees, and we don't sell your data. If we change our methods in a way that affects the numbers, we'll say so publicly.

Questions? Email support@peoplespoll.com or visit Support.


People's Poll is not affiliated with any political party, campaign, polling firm, news organization or government agency. Poll data: The New York Times (CC BY 4.0). Averages: People's Poll.