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Friday, September 11, 2026

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Polls

National Generic
YouGov
Quentin Wilson 43% · Scott Fitzpatrick 45%
National Generic
Quinnipiac (n=970 RV)
Democrats 49% · Republicans 38%
National Generic
Cygnal
Democratic 51% · Republican 42%
FL Governor
Change Research (D) (n=1107 LV)
David Jolly 47% · Byron Donalds 44%
ME Governor
YouGov (n=1335 LV)
Hannah Pingree 47% · Bobby Charles 36%
ME Governor
New York Times/Portland Press Herald/ Siena University (n=608 LV)
Hannah Pingree 50% · Bobby Charles 36%
NV Governor
Emerson (n=680 LV)
Aaron Ford 44% · Joe Lombardo 42%
TX Governor
Fabrizio Ward/Impact Research (n=895 LV)
Gina Hinojosa 46% · Greg Abbott 49%

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Follow the Money

New Hampshire's 1st District: A Cash Gap With Two Different Stories

The financial picture in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, rated Likely D, shows a wide gulf between the top fundraisers on each side. Democrat Maggie Goodlander has raised $4.16 million and holds $2.7 million on hand after spending just $1.51 million — a burn rate under 37% of receipts, leaving her the best-positioned candidate in the race by far.

Republican Anthony Dilorenzo presents the opposite profile: of $2.5 million raised, he has already spent $2.31 million, more than 92% of total receipts, leaving only $189,085 on hand. That pace suggests aggressive early spending with little reserve heading into the fall.

Democrat Stefany Shaheen, who spent $1.83 million of her $2.43 million raised (about 75%), also shows a leaner cushion, with $604,202 remaining. Republican Lily Tang Williams spent the least in dollar terms, $701,451 of $1.2 million raised, keeping $627,779 in reserve.

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Headlines

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What to Watch

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New Polls (17)

Sep 9, 2026 Change Research (D) n=1,107 LV · ±2.8 Angie Nixon 47% Ashley Moody 47% Even
Maine Senate 1 poll
Sep 8, 2026 YouGov n=1,335 LV · ±4.9 Troy Jackson 48% Susan Collins 44% D+4
Sep 9, 2026 Trafalgar Group (R) n=1,079 LV · ±2.9 Abdul El-Sayed 46% Mike Rogers 45% D+1
Sep 3, 2026 East Carolina U. n=675 LV · ±4.4 Cooper 52% Whatley 44% D+8
Aug 31, 2026 Elon University/YouGov n=565 LV · ±5.6 Roy Cooper 49% Michael Whatley 38% D+11
Aug 31, 2026 Elon University n=800 LV · ±5.6 Cooper 49% Whatley 38% D+11
Ohio Senate 1 poll
Sep 9, 2026 InsiderAdvantage (R) n=1,200 LV · ±2.8 Sherrod Brown 47% Jon Husted 42% D+5
Sep 9, 2026 InsiderAdvantage (R) n=1,200 LV · ±2.8 Annie Andrews 43% Darline Graham 45% R+2
Texas Senate 2 polls
Sep 9, 2026 InsiderAdvantage (R) n=1,200 LV · ±2.8 James Talarico 47% Ken Paxton 46% D+1
Sep 1, 2026 Fabrizio Ward (R)/ Impact Research (D) n=895 LV · ±3.3 James Talarico 48% Ken Paxton 44% D+4
Sep 9, 2026 Change Research (D) n=1,107 LV · ±2.8 David Jolly 47% Byron Donalds 44% D+3
Sep 8, 2026 YouGov n=1,335 LV · ±4.9 Hannah Pingree 47% Bobby Charles 36% D+11
Sep 8, 2026 Emerson n=680 LV · ±3.7 Aaron Ford 44% Joe Lombardo 42% D+2
Texas Governor 2 polls
Sep 4, 2026 YouGov n=1,000 RV Gina Hinojosa 47% Greg Abbott 47% Even
Sep 1, 2026 Fabrizio Ward/Impact Research n=895 LV Gina Hinojosa 46% Greg Abbott 49% R+3
Sep 3, 2026 Hart Research Associates (D) n=400 LV Justin Pearson 44% Brent Taylor 48% R+4
Generic 1 poll
Sep 6, 2026 Quinnipiac n=970 RV Democrats 49% Republicans 38% D+11

Added to the Archive (4)

Older polls newly added to the PollingSource database — fieldwork predates the last two weeks. Full results on each race page.

Jun 2026 Maine Governor 1 poll added
Aug 2026 Georgia CD-07 1 poll added
Aug 2026 Generic 2 polls added

Rating Changes

PollingSource Poll Average: Maine Governor N/A → Safe D

PollingSource Poll Average: South Carolina Senate N/A → Toss-up

PollingSource Poll Average: Michigan Governor N/A → Likely D

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