Election night: follow the results, state by state
Every 2026 Senate, House and governor race with polls, when its polls close, its People’s Poll polling average, and a link to the state’s results page. No projections or race calls.
Senate and governor races, state by state, with the People’s Poll polling average where there is one. Results come from each state’s election office and are unofficial until certified; People’s Poll does not call races.
Alabama: no current average (The newest poll is 17 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
Alabama: no current average (The newest poll is 17 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
Alaska: Mary Peltola (D) 47.6%, Dan Sullivan (R, incumbent) 45.8% (10 polls in the last 42 days)
Alaska: no current average (One pollster carries 52% of the weight; no pollster may carry more than half)
Arizona: Katie Hobbs (D, incumbent) 50%, Andy Biggs (R) 42.1% (10 polls in the last 42 days)
Arkansas: no current average (The newest poll is 23 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
Arkansas: no current average (Only 2 pollsters in the last 42 days; an average needs 3)
California: Xavier Becerra (D) 58.6%, Steve Hilton (R) 36% (10 polls in the last 42 days)
Connecticut: no current average (Only 1 pollster in the last 21 days; an average needs 2)
Florida: David Jolly (D) 44.4%, Byron Donalds (R) 48.9% (22 polls in the last 42 days)
Florida: Angela Nixon (D) 43.8%, Ashley Moody (R, incumbent) 50% (19 polls in the last 42 days)
Georgia: Jon Ossoff (D) 52.3%, Mike Collins (R) 43.8% (9 polls in the last 42 days)
Georgia: Keisha Lance Bottoms (D) 48.1%, Rick Jackson (R) 48% (10 polls in the last 42 days)
Idaho: no current average (No published poll in the last 42 days)
Idaho: no current average (The newest poll is 20 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
Illinois: no current average (The polling is concentrated in too few pollsters)
Illinois: no current average (The polling is concentrated in too few pollsters)
Iowa: Josh Turek (D) 46.6%, Ashley Hinson (R) 46.8% (20 polls in the last 42 days)
Iowa: Rob Sand (D) 51.1%, Zach Lahn (R) 44.7% (14 polls in the last 42 days)
Kansas: Adam Hamilton (D) 49.1%, Roger Marshall (R) 45.5% (12 polls in the last 42 days)
Kansas: Cindy Holscher (D) 47.9%, Ty Masterson (R) 48.7% (9 polls in the last 42 days)
Kentucky: no current average (No published poll in the last 42 days)
Louisiana: no current average (Only 1 pollster in the last 42 days; an average needs 3)
Maine: Troy Jackson (D) 49.9%, Susan Collins (R) 46.7% (22 polls in the last 42 days)
Maine: Hannah Pingree (D) 50.4%, Bobby Charles (R) 40.2% (16 polls in the last 42 days)
Maryland: no current average (The newest poll is 39 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
Massachusetts: no current average (One pollster carries 58% of the weight; no pollster may carry more than half)
Massachusetts: no current average (One pollster carries 57% of the weight; no pollster may carry more than half)
Michigan: Abdul El-Sayed (D) 49.3%, Mike Rogers (R) 45.2% (30 polls in the last 42 days)
Michigan: Jocelyn Benson (D) 51.1%, John James (R) 42.8% (19 polls in the last 42 days)
Minnesota: Amy Klobuchar (D) 51.8%, Lisa Demuth (R) 41% (9 polls in the last 42 days)
Minnesota: Peggy Flanagan (D) 48.9%, Michele Tafoya (R) 43.5% (15 polls in the last 42 days)
Mississippi: no current average (Only 1 pollster in the last 42 days; an average needs 3)
Montana: Seth Bodnar (I) 33.7%, Kurt Alme (R) 41.1% (4 polls in the last 42 days)
Nebraska: Lynne Walz (D) 42.3%, Jim Pillen (R, incumbent) 46.8% (10 polls in the last 42 days)
Nebraska: Dan Osborn (I) 46.8%, Pete Ricketts (R, incumbent) 48.1% (12 polls in the last 42 days)
Nevada: no current average (The polling is concentrated in too few pollsters)
New Hampshire: Chris Pappas (D) 51.2%, John Sununu (R) 43.2% (9 polls in the last 42 days)
New Hampshire: Cinde Warmington (D) 43.8%, Kelly Ayotte (R, incumbent) 50.3% (7 polls in the last 42 days)
New Mexico: no current average (Only 1 pollster in the last 21 days; an average needs 2)
New Mexico: no current average (Only 1 pollster in the last 21 days; an average needs 2)
New York: Kathy Hochul (D, incumbent) 53.1%, Bruce Blakeman (R) 41.3% (10 polls in the last 42 days)
North Carolina: Roy Cooper (D) 52.9%, Michael Whatley (R) 42.5% (13 polls in the last 42 days)
Ohio: Sherrod Brown (D) 47.8%, Jon Husted (R) 45.6% (30 polls in the last 42 days)
Ohio: Amy Acton (D) 49.2%, Vivek Ramaswamy (R) 45.1% (24 polls in the last 42 days)
Oklahoma: no current average (No published poll in the last 42 days)
Oregon: no current average (The newest poll is 31 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
Pennsylvania: no current average (Only 1 pollster in the last 21 days; an average needs 2)
Rhode Island: no current average (Only 1 pollster in the last 21 days; an average needs 2)
Rhode Island: no current average (The newest poll is 24 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
South Carolina: Jermaine Johnson (D) 40.8%, Alan Wilson (R) 52% (6 polls in the last 42 days)
South Carolina: Annie Andrews (D) 46.1%, Darline Graham (R, incumbent) 48.1% (10 polls in the last 42 days)
South Dakota: Brian Bengs (I) 41.4%, Mike Rounds (R, incumbent) 51.6% (7 polls in the last 42 days)
Tennessee: no current average (The newest poll is 21 days old; an average needs one from the last 14 days)
Tennessee: no current average (No published poll in the last 42 days)
Texas: James Talarico (D) 48.9%, Ken Paxton (R) 46.3% (38 polls in the last 42 days)
Texas: Gina Hinojosa (D) 47%, Greg Abbott (R, incumbent) 49.1% (31 polls in the last 42 days)
Vermont: no current average (Only 2 pollsters in the last 42 days; an average needs 3)
Wisconsin: David Crowley (D) 49.3%, Tom Tiffany (R) 44.6% (5 polls in the last 42 days)
Polls compiled by The New York Times, used under CC BY 4.0. Averages calculated by People’s Poll (Methods). Updated Nov 3, 2026. Published by Onward Media LLC.