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Polls
| ID Governor Advanced Targeting Research (n=700 RV) | Terri Pickens 27% · Brad Little 37% |
| KS Governor Emerson (n=750 LV) | Cindy Holscher 44% · Ty Masterson 51% |
| TN Governor TargetSmart (n=600 LV) | Jerri Green 36% · Marsha Blackburn 45% |
| FL-27 House Tulchin Research (D) (n=600 LV) | Eliott Rodriguez 46% · María Elvira Salazar 47% |
| NC-09 House Lake Research Partners (D) (n=400 LV) | Richard Ojeda 42% · Richard Hudson 46% |
| GA Senate Quantus Insights (n=645 LV) | Ossoff 49% · Collins 45% |
| GA Senate Quantus Insights (R) (n=645 LV) | Jon Ossoff 48% · Mike Collins 44% |
Follow the Money
Colorado House: A Crowded Fundraising Field Rated Likely D
Eileen Laubacher, a Democrat, leads all Colorado House fundraisers with $10.3 million in total receipts, though heavy spending of $6.7 million has left her with $3.61 million on hand. Republican Gabe Evans has raised far less overall, $5.39 million, but has spent conservatively — just $1.59 million — leaving him with the largest cash reserve in the field at $3.88 million.
Democrat Manny Rutinel raised $4.34 million but has burned through most of it, entering with only $601,232 on hand. Other Democrats, including Jason Crow ($2.71 million cash on hand) and Joe Neguse ($3.09 million), have preserved larger shares of smaller hauls. Republican Jeff Hurd holds $1.76 million in reserve.
The disparity between receipts and cash on hand across these candidates suggests spending pace, not fundraising totals alone, will shape late-race resources. This Colorado House race is rated Likely D.
Headlines
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What to Watch
Governors' Races: A Ten-State Landscape
No single event dominates the week, but the spread of gubernatorial ratings gives readers plenty to track across the map. Four contests — Arizona, Florida, and Nevada — sit at Toss-up, meaning any new polling or fundraising disclosure in these states carries outsized weight for the overall picture.
Beyond the Toss-ups, watch the Lean-rated contests for signs of tightening or drift: Georgia and New Mexico are rated Lean R and Lean D respectively, while Iowa is Lean D. Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, and Nebraska currently sit at Likely R or Likely D, giving them less room to move but still worth monitoring for any shift that would force a rating change.
With ten governorships rated competitive to some degree, readers should treat this list as the core watch set for the coming weeks — any single state moving a full rating category would be a notable development.
New Polls (13)
Added to the Archive (1)
Older polls newly added to the PollingSource database — fieldwork predates the last two weeks. Full results on each race page.
Rating Changes
PollingSource Poll Average: Texas Senate N/A → Lean D
PollingSource Poll Average: Georgia Senate N/A → Likely D
PollingSource Poll Average: Montana Senate N/A → Safe R
PollingSource Poll Average: Florida House CD-27 N/A → Toss-up
PollingSource Poll Average: New Hampshire Senate N/A → Lean D
PollingSource Poll Average: North Carolina Senate N/A → Likely D
PollingSource Poll Average: Kansas Governor N/A → Likely R
PollingSource Poll Average: Kansas Senate N/A → Toss-up
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