Multiple midterm election debates held tonight, including Maine Senate race between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson and governor races in Georgia, Iowa, and Michigan
Polls
| National Generic View race View race Pew Research (n=3917 RV) | Democrats 44% · Republicans 36% |
| AZ Governor View race View race GQR (D) (n=600 LV) | Katie Hobbs 49% · Andy Biggs 45% |
| AZ Governor View race View race Equis Research (n=1214 RV) | Katie Hobbs 49% · Andy Biggs 43% |
| FL Governor View race View race St. Pete Polls (n=836 LV) | David Jolly 45% · Byron Donalds 45% |
| IA Governor View race View race SSRS (n=801 LV) | Rob Sand 51% · Zach Lahn 42% |
| IA Governor View race View race CNN/SSRS (n=801 LV) | Rob Sand 51% · Zach Lahn 42% |
| MI Governor View race View race Guidant Polling & Strategy (n=800 LV) | Jocelyn Benson 50% · John James 45% |
| NY Governor View race View race Emerson (n=900 LV) | Kathy Hochul 52% · Bruce Blakeman 40% |
Follow the Money
The Follow the Money section was withheld by a pre-send data check — see pollingsource.com for verified data.
Headlines
- Second Maine Senate debate takes testy turn: 3 takeaways (The Hill)
- Michigan Senate debate goes off the rails: 4 takeaways (The Hill)
- Macy Makes Her Case in Virginia’s 6th Congressional District (Daily Signal)
- Byron Donalds 45%, David Jolly 45%: St. Pete Polls finds the Governor’s race deadlocked with 4 weeks to go (Florida Politics)
- New St. Pete Polls survey has Ashley Moody at 47%, Angie Nixon at 45%, and the Senate race still inside the margin of error (Florida Politics)
What to Watch
Governor's Races: Four Contests Carry Toss-Up or Lean Ratings
No campaign events are confirmed on the calendar for the coming week, but the governor landscape remains active across ten states. The closest contests by current rating are Georgia and Nevada, both rated Toss-up. Either could tighten further or break in a discernible direction with new polling, and both warrant close attention in the days ahead.
One tier out, Arizona and Minnesota lean Democratic, while Florida, Kansas, and Nebraska lean Republican. These races sit close enough to the center that modest shifts in turnout modeling or late-breaking polling could move their ratings.
Michigan and New Mexico lean toward Democrats at the Likely level, and New Hampshire leans Likely Republican — all three further from competitive status but still worth tracking for any signs of movement that would reclassify them.
New Polls (24)
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.
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