The 2026 generic ballot

Final COYNTOSS average, Election Day (Nov. 3, 2026).

D+7.9final
margin

49.6% Democrats41.7% Republicans

24 polls in the final average · Every poll below ↓

Democrats
Republicans

35%40%45%50%55%AprilJulyOct.Jan. 2026AprilJulyOct.49.6%41.7%

FinalD+7.9Nov. 3, 2026

1 month beforeD+7.8Oct. 4, 2026

3 months beforeD+5.6Aug. 4, 2026

6 months beforeD+5.4May 5, 2026

1 year beforeD+2.6Nov. 3, 2025

18 months beforeD+2.6May 4, 2025

2026 generic ballot polls

A 2028 average starts once pollsters ask about the next House election. Download the data (JSON).

Latest 2026 generic ballot polls
Poll	Date	Sample	MoE	Dem.	Rep.	Margin
COYNTOSS averageFinal, Nov. 3	Final, Nov. 3			49.6%	41.7%	D+7.9
Ipsos for ReutersOct. 29–Nov. 2 · 1,212 LV	Oct. 29–Nov. 2	1,212 LV	±2.8	52%	44%	D+8.0
Pew Research CenterSept. 30–Oct. 4 · 3,917 RV	Sept. 30–Oct. 4	3,917 RV	±1.6	44%	36%	D+8.0
YouGov - CBS NewsSept. 30–Oct. 2 · 1,572 LV	Sept. 30–Oct. 2	1,572 LV	±2.5	54%	45%	D+9.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 25–28 · 1,429 RV	Sept. 25–28	1,429 RV	±2.6	45%	37%	D+8.0
HarrisX/Harris for Harvard University Center for American Political StudiesSept. 26–28 · LV	Sept. 26–28	LV	—	51%	49%	D+2.0
Quinnipiac UniversitySept. 24–27 · 1,032 RV	Sept. 24–27	1,032 RV	±3.1	51%	39%	D+12.0
The Argument/VerasightSept. 16–22 · LV	Sept. 16–22	LV	—	55%	45%	D+10.0
Emerson CollegeSept. 21–22 · 1,000 LV	Sept. 21–22	1,000 LV	±3.1	53%	42%	D+11.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 18–21 · 1,401 RV	Sept. 18–21	1,401 RV	±2.6	45%	36%	D+9.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 11–14 · 1,461 RV	Sept. 11–14	1,461 RV	±2.6	44%	39%	D+5.0
Ipsos for ReutersSept. 11–14 · 896 RV	Sept. 11–14	896 RV	±3.3	44%	37%	D+7.0
YouGov for CBS NewsSept. 8–11 · LV	Sept. 8–11	LV	—	54%	46%	D+8.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 4–8 · 1,015 LV	Sept. 4–8	1,015 LV	±3.1	49%	38%	D+11.0
Quinnipiac UniversitySept. 3–6 · 970 RV	Sept. 3–6	970 RV	±3.1	49%	38%	D+11.0
Morning ConsultSept. 4–6 · 2,203 RV	Sept. 4–6	2,203 RV	±2.1	46%	42%	D+4.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 28–31 · 1,437 RV	Aug. 28–31	1,437 RV	±2.6	46%	40%	D+6.0
Ipsos for ReutersAug. 28–31 · 924 RV	Aug. 28–31	924 RV	±3.2	43%	38%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 21–24 · 1,377 RV	Aug. 21–24	1,377 RV	±2.6	46%	40%	D+6.0
Ipsos for ReutersAug. 21–24 · 951 RV	Aug. 21–24	951 RV	±3.2	41%	35%	D+6.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 14–17 · 1,450 RV	Aug. 14–17	1,450 RV	±2.6	46%	39%	D+7.0
Emerson CollegeAug. 16–17 · 1,000 LV	Aug. 16–17	1,000 LV	±3.1	51%	43%	D+8.0
Echelon InsightsAug. 13–17 · 1,002 LV	Aug. 13–17	1,002 LV	±3.1	50%	45%	D+5.0
Noble Predictive Insights for The Center SquareAug. 12–16 · 2,533 RV	Aug. 12–16	2,533 RV	±1.9	47%	42%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 7–10 · 1,420 RV	Aug. 7–10	1,420 RV	±2.6	46%	40%	D+6.0
YouGov for The EconomistJuly 31–Aug. 3 · 1,473 RV	July 31–Aug. 3	1,473 RV	±2.6	46%	42%	D+4.0

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2026 generic ballot polls
Poll	Date	Sample	MoE	Dem.	Rep.	Margin
COYNTOSS averageFinal, Nov. 3	Final, Nov. 3			49.6%	41.7%	D+7.9
Ipsos for ReutersOct. 29–Nov. 2 · 1,212 LV	Oct. 29–Nov. 2	1,212 LV	±2.8	52%	44%	D+8.0
Pew Research CenterSept. 30–Oct. 4 · 3,917 RV	Sept. 30–Oct. 4	3,917 RV	±1.6	44%	36%	D+8.0
YouGov - CBS NewsSept. 30–Oct. 2 · 1,572 LV	Sept. 30–Oct. 2	1,572 LV	±2.5	54%	45%	D+9.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 25–28 · 1,429 RV	Sept. 25–28	1,429 RV	±2.6	45%	37%	D+8.0
HarrisX/Harris for Harvard University Center for American Political StudiesSept. 26–28 · LV	Sept. 26–28	LV	—	51%	49%	D+2.0
Quinnipiac UniversitySept. 24–27 · 1,032 RV	Sept. 24–27	1,032 RV	±3.1	51%	39%	D+12.0
The Argument/VerasightSept. 16–22 · LV	Sept. 16–22	LV	—	55%	45%	D+10.0
Emerson CollegeSept. 21–22 · 1,000 LV	Sept. 21–22	1,000 LV	±3.1	53%	42%	D+11.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 18–21 · 1,401 RV	Sept. 18–21	1,401 RV	±2.6	45%	36%	D+9.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 11–14 · 1,461 RV	Sept. 11–14	1,461 RV	±2.6	44%	39%	D+5.0
Ipsos for ReutersSept. 11–14 · 896 RV	Sept. 11–14	896 RV	±3.3	44%	37%	D+7.0
YouGov for CBS NewsSept. 8–11 · LV	Sept. 8–11	LV	—	54%	46%	D+8.0
YouGov for The EconomistSept. 4–8 · 1,015 LV	Sept. 4–8	1,015 LV	±3.1	49%	38%	D+11.0
Quinnipiac UniversitySept. 3–6 · 970 RV	Sept. 3–6	970 RV	±3.1	49%	38%	D+11.0
Morning ConsultSept. 4–6 · 2,203 RV	Sept. 4–6	2,203 RV	±2.1	46%	42%	D+4.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 28–31 · 1,437 RV	Aug. 28–31	1,437 RV	±2.6	46%	40%	D+6.0
Ipsos for ReutersAug. 28–31 · 924 RV	Aug. 28–31	924 RV	±3.2	43%	38%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 21–24 · 1,377 RV	Aug. 21–24	1,377 RV	±2.6	46%	40%	D+6.0
Ipsos for ReutersAug. 21–24 · 951 RV	Aug. 21–24	951 RV	±3.2	41%	35%	D+6.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 14–17 · 1,450 RV	Aug. 14–17	1,450 RV	±2.6	46%	39%	D+7.0
Emerson CollegeAug. 16–17 · 1,000 LV	Aug. 16–17	1,000 LV	±3.1	51%	43%	D+8.0
Echelon InsightsAug. 13–17 · 1,002 LV	Aug. 13–17	1,002 LV	±3.1	50%	45%	D+5.0
Noble Predictive Insights for The Center SquareAug. 12–16 · 2,533 RV	Aug. 12–16	2,533 RV	±1.9	47%	42%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistAug. 7–10 · 1,420 RV	Aug. 7–10	1,420 RV	±2.6	46%	40%	D+6.0
YouGov for The EconomistJuly 31–Aug. 3 · 1,473 RV	July 31–Aug. 3	1,473 RV	±2.6	46%	42%	D+4.0
Ipsos for ReutersJuly 29–Aug. 3 · 3,542 RV	July 29–Aug. 3	3,542 RV	±1.6	42%	37%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistJuly 25–27 · 1,407 RV	July 25–27	1,407 RV	±2.6	46%	42%	D+4.0
Quinnipiac UniversityJuly 23–27 · 963 RV	July 23–27	963 RV	±3.2	48%	41%	D+7.0
Ipsos for ReutersJuly 24–26 · 1,003 RV	July 24–26	1,003 RV	±3.1	40%	38%	D+2.0
YouGov for The EconomistJuly 17–20 · 1,432 RV	July 17–20	1,432 RV	±2.6	46%	41%	D+5.0
Emerson CollegeJuly 19–20 · 1,100 LV	July 19–20	1,100 LV	±3.0	53%	42%	D+11.0
YouGov for The EconomistJuly 10–13 · 1,450 RV	July 10–13	1,450 RV	±2.6	46%	42%	D+4.0
Echelon InsightsJuly 9–13 · 1,004 LV	July 9–13	1,004 LV	±3.1	50%	44%	D+6.0
Morning ConsultJuly 6–12 · 24,000 RV	July 6–12	24,000 RV	±0.6	46%	43%	D+3.0
YouGov for The EconomistJuly 3–6 · 1,443 RV	July 3–6	1,443 RV	±2.6	46%	43%	D+3.0
Focaldata for Financial TimesJune 26–30 · 1,795 RV	June 26–30	1,795 RV	±2.3	50%	43%	D+7.0
YouGov for The EconomistJune 26–29 · 1,426 RV	June 26–29	1,426 RV	±2.6	45%	42%	D+3.0
Big Data Poll for Public Polling ProjectJune 26–28 · 2,604 LV	June 26–28	2,604 LV	±1.9	50.2%	41%	D+9.2
YouGov for The EconomistJune 19–22 · 1,517 RV	June 19–22	1,517 RV	±2.5	45%	43%	D+2.0
Verasight for Strength in NumbersJune 17–22 · 1,896 RV	June 17–22	1,896 RV	±2.3	50%	43%	D+7.0
Morning ConsultJune 19–22 · RV	June 19–22	RV	—	46%	42%	D+4.0
IpsosJune 18–22 · 978 RV	June 18–22	978 RV	±3.1	41%	36%	D+5.0
Echelon InsightsJune 18–22 · 1,003 LV	June 18–22	1,003 LV	±3.1	51%	45%	D+6.0
Quantus InsightsJune 16–17 · 1,000 LV	June 16–17	1,000 LV	±3.1	47%	43%	D+4.0
The Bullfinch Group for The Independent CenterJune 12–16 · 1,000 RV	June 12–16	1,000 RV	±3.1	44%	36%	D+8.0
YouGov for The EconomistJune 13–15 · 1,402 RV	June 13–15	1,402 RV	±2.6	46%	44%	D+2.0
Marquette University Law SchoolJune 9–15 · 827 LV	June 9–15	827 LV	±3.4	53%	45%	D+8.0
Ipsos for ReutersJune 12–15 · 1,195 RV	June 12–15	1,195 RV	±2.8	41%	38%	D+3.0
Morning ConsultJune 8–14 · 24,000 RV	June 8–14	24,000 RV	±0.6	45.8%	41.9%	D+3.9
Echelon InsightsJune 11–14 · 1,012 LV	June 11–14	1,012 LV	±3.1	50%	44%	D+6.0
The Public Sentiment InstituteJune 12–13 · 1,023 LV	June 12–13	1,023 LV	±3.1	50%	41%	D+9.0
YouGov for The EconomistJune 5–8 · 1,437 RV	June 5–8	1,437 RV	±2.6	45%	41%	D+4.0
Ipsos for ReutersJune 3–8 · 3,578 RV	June 3–8	3,578 RV	±1.6	41%	37%	D+4.0
Emerson CollegeJune 7–8 · 1,200 LV	June 7–8	1,200 LV	±2.8	50.3%	39.5%	D+10.8
Morning ConsultJune 1–7 · 24,849 RV	June 1–7	24,849 RV	±0.6	46%	42%	D+4.0
Hart Research Associates/Public Opinion Strategies for NBC News and More PerfectMay 29–June 7 · 2,400 RV	May 29–June 7	2,400 RV	±2.0	49%	44%	D+5.0
HarrisX for ForbesMay 20–June 7 · 1,137 LV	May 20–June 7	1,137 LV	±2.9	46%	45%	D+1.0
Research Co.June 4–6 · 1,001 A	June 4–6	1,001 A	±3.1	38%	33%	D+5.0
Clarity Campaign LabsMay 28–June 5 · 1,045 LV	May 28–June 5	1,045 LV	±3.0	48%	45%	D+3.0
RMG Research for Napolitan InstituteJune 1–4 · 2,000 RV	June 1–4	2,000 RV	±2.2	49%	45%	D+4.0
Noble Predictive Insights for The Center SquareJune 1–4 · 2,585 RV	June 1–4	2,585 RV	±1.9	47%	41%	D+6.0
The Argument/VerasightMay 29–June 3 · 3,008 RV	May 29–June 3	3,008 RV	±1.8	53%	47%	D+6.0
CygnalJune 2–3 · 1,500 LV	June 2–3	1,500 LV	±2.5	49%	44%	D+5.0
The Winston Group R for Winning the IssuesMay 30–June 2 · 1,000 RV	May 30–June 2	1,000 RV	±3.1	48%	41%	D+7.0
The Bullfinch GroupMay 29–June 2 · 1,000 RV	May 29–June 2	1,000 RV	±3.1	42%	36%	D+6.0
Quantus InsightsJune 1–2 · 1,050 LV	June 1–2	1,050 LV	±3.0	47%	42%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistMay 29–June 1 · 1,452 RV	May 29–June 1	1,452 RV	±2.6	46%	42%	D+4.0
Focaldata for Financial TimesMay 29–June 1 · 1,537 RV	May 29–June 1	1,537 RV	±2.5	48%	43%	D+5.0
Morning ConsultMay 25–31 · RV	May 25–31	RV	—	45%	42%	D+3.0
HarrisX/Harris for Harvard CAPSMay 29–31 · 1,725 RV	May 29–31	1,725 RV	±2.4	51%	49%	D+2.0
TIPP Insights for Issues & InsightsMay 26–28 · 1,332 RV	May 26–28	1,332 RV	±2.7	46%	41%	D+5.0
Big Data Poll for Public Polling ProjectMay 24–27 · 2,874 LV	May 24–27	2,874 LV	±1.8	50.3%	39.4%	D+10.9
YouGov for The EconomistMay 22–26 · 1,393 RV	May 22–26	1,393 RV	±2.6	46%	41%	D+5.0
Pennsylvania State University McCourtney Institute for Democracy/YouGovMay 19–26 · 862 RV	May 19–26	862 RV	±3.3	41%	37%	D+4.0
Marquette University Law SchoolMay 20–26 · 576 LV	May 20–26	576 LV	±4.1	49%	48%	D+1.0
Emerson CollegeMay 24–25 · 1,000 LV	May 24–25	1,000 LV	±3.1	49.8%	41.3%	D+8.5
Morning ConsultMay 18–24 · 24,849 RV	May 18–24	24,849 RV	±0.6	46%	42%	D+4.0
John Zogby StrategiesMay 21–22 · LV	May 21–22	LV	—	49%	42%	D+7.0
Verasight/Morris Predictive Insights for Unite HereMay 18–20 · 2,000 A	May 18–20	2,000 A	±2.2	52%	41%	D+11.0
Rasmussen ReportsMay 13–20 · 2,161 LV	May 13–20	2,161 LV	±2.1	47%	41%	D+6.0
Verasight for Strength In NumbersMay 18–19 · 1,413 RV	May 18–19	1,413 RV	±2.6	51%	43%	D+8.0
YouGov for The EconomistMay 15–18 · 1,375 RV	May 15–18	1,375 RV	±2.6	46%	43%	D+3.0
The Rainey CenterMay 17–18 · 1,010 RV	May 17–18	1,010 RV	±3.1	45%	43%	D+2.0
Quinnipiac UniversityMay 14–18 · 1,106 RV	May 14–18	1,106 RV	±2.9	50%	39%	D+11.0
McLaughlin & Associates R for America's New Majority ProjectMay 14–18 · 2,000 RV	May 14–18	2,000 RV	±2.2	39%	36%	D+3.0
McLaughlin & AssociatesMay 12–18 · 1,000 LV	May 12–18	1,000 LV	±3.1	46%	42%	D+4.0
Ipsos for ReutersMay 15–18 · 984 RV	May 15–18	984 RV	±3.1	39%	38%	D+1.0
Impact Research/National Research for The Wall Street JournalMay 7–18 · 1,500 RV	May 7–18	1,500 RV	±2.5	48%	40%	D+8.0
Echelon InsightsMay 14–18 · 1,008 LV	May 14–18	1,008 LV	±3.1	51%	43%	D+8.0
Data for ProgressMay 15–18 · 1,149 LV	May 15–18	1,149 LV	±2.9	51%	43%	D+8.0
Bedrock Polling for Rainey CenterMay 17–18 · 1,010 RV	May 17–18	1,010 RV	±3.1	45%	43%	D+2.0
Morning ConsultMay 11–17 · 28,525 RV	May 11–17	28,525 RV	±0.6	46%	42%	D+4.0
Morning ConsultMay 15–17 · 2,203 RV	May 15–17	2,203 RV	±2.1	47%	41%	D+6.0
YouGov for CBS NewsMay 13–15 · 1,397 RV	May 13–15	1,397 RV	±2.6	45%	40%	D+5.0
The New York Times/Siena UniversityMay 11–15 · 1,507 RV	May 11–15	1,507 RV	±2.5	49.5%	39.1%	D+10.4
YouGov for The EconomistMay 9–11 · 1,408 RV	May 9–11	1,408 RV	±2.6	45%	40%	D+5.0
Ipsos for ReutersMay 8–11 · 993 RV	May 8–11	993 RV	±3.1	41%	35%	D+6.0
Morning ConsultMay 4–10 · 24,000 RV	May 4–10	24,000 RV	±0.6	45%	42%	D+3.0
Change ResearchMay 5–10 · 2,244 RV	May 5–10	2,244 RV	±2.1	45%	42%	D+3.0
Cygnal R for Conservative Energy NetworkMay 4–7 · 1,500 LV	May 4–7	1,500 LV	±2.5	48%	41%	D+7.0
AtlasIntelMay 4–7 · 2,069 A	May 4–7	2,069 A	±2.2	54.6%	40.1%	D+14.5
RMG Research for Napolitan InstituteMay 4–6 · 2,000 RV	May 4–6	2,000 RV	±2.2	50%	41%	D+9.0
CygnalMay 5–6 · 1,500 LV	May 5–6	1,500 LV	±2.5	48.5%	42.4%	D+6.1
HarrisXApril 29–May 5 · 1,891 LV	April 29–May 5	1,891 LV	±2.3	48%	46%	D+2.0
Focaldata for Financial TimesMay 1–5 · 3,017 RV	May 1–5	3,017 RV	±1.8	51.9%	44.5%	D+7.4
YouGov for The EconomistMay 1–4 · 1,406 RV	May 1–4	1,406 RV	±2.6	44%	41%	D+3.0
CNN/SSRSApril 30–May 4 · RV	April 30–May 4	RV	—	45%	42%	D+3.0
Morning ConsultApril 27–May 3 · 24,000 RV	April 27–May 3	24,000 RV	±0.6	46%	43%	D+3.0
Morning ConsultApril 30–May 3 · 2,200 RV	April 30–May 3	2,200 RV	±2.1	46%	43%	D+3.0
Marist UniversityApril 27–30 · 1,155 RV	April 27–30	1,155 RV	±2.9	52%	42%	D+10.0
Ipsos for The Washington Post and ABC NewsApril 24–28 · 2,059 RV	April 24–28	2,059 RV	±2.2	49%	44%	D+5.0
Big Data PollApril 25–28 · 2,874 LV	April 25–28	2,874 LV	±1.8	50.4%	39.4%	D+11.0
YouGov for The EconomistApril 24–27 · 1,645 RV	April 24–27	1,645 RV	±2.4	46%	41%	D+5.0
Public Opinion Strategies for CoinDeskApril 21–27 · 1,000 RV	April 21–27	1,000 RV	±3.1	44%	41%	D+3.0
Morning ConsultApril 24–27 · 2,201 RV	April 24–27	2,201 RV	±2.1	45%	42%	D+3.0
Ipsos for ReutersApril 24–27 · 1,014 RV	April 24–27	1,014 RV	±3.1	41%	37%	D+4.0
Morning ConsultApril 20–26 · 28,235 RV	April 20–26	28,235 RV	±0.6	45%	42%	D+3.0
HarrisX/Harris for Harvard CAPSApril 23–26 · LV	April 23–26	LV	—	50%	50%	Even
Emerson CollegeApril 24–26 · 1,000 LV	April 24–26	1,000 LV	±3.1	50.3%	40.2%	D+10.1
Clarity Campaign LabsApril 15–24 · 1,000 LV	April 15–24	1,000 LV	±3.1	50%	45%	D+5.0
The Argument/VerasightApril 20–23 · 1,000 LV	April 20–23	1,000 LV	±3.1	53%	47%	D+6.0
Quantus InsightsApril 21–23 · 1,452 LV	April 21–23	1,452 LV	±2.6	47%	42%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistApril 17–20 · 1,549 RV	April 17–20	1,549 RV	±2.5	45%	40%	D+5.0
Morning ConsultApril 17–20 · 2,203 RV	April 17–20	2,203 RV	±2.1	45%	42%	D+3.0
Leger for 338Canada and Maintenant MediaApril 17–20 · 1,004 A	April 17–20	1,004 A	±3.1	52%	42%	D+10.0
Ipsos for ReutersApril 15–20 · 3,577 RV	April 15–20	3,577 RV	±1.6	41%	38%	D+3.0
Echelon InsightsApril 17–20 · 1,012 LV	April 17–20	1,012 LV	±3.1	50%	44%	D+6.0
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research for Fox NewsApril 17–20 · 1,001 RV	April 17–20	1,001 RV	±3.1	52%	47%	D+5.0
Morning ConsultApril 13–19 · 27,869 RV	April 13–19	27,869 RV	±0.6	45%	42%	D+3.0
KFFApril 14–19 · 1,107 RV	April 14–19	1,107 RV	±2.9	43%	34%	D+9.0
Hart Research Associates/Public Opinion Strategies for CNBCApril 15–19 · 1,000 RV	April 15–19	1,000 RV	±3.1	49%	45%	D+4.0
John Zogby StrategiesApril 17–18 · 1,001 LV	April 17–18	1,001 LV	±3.1	48%	44%	D+4.0
Marquette University Law SchoolApril 8–16 · 576 LV	April 8–16	576 LV	±4.1	53%	43%	D+10.0
McLaughlin & AssociatesApril 8–15 · 1,000 LV	April 8–15	1,000 LV	±3.1	47%	43%	D+4.0
GBAO Strategies for Third WayApril 8–15 · 2,000 RV	April 8–15	2,000 RV	±2.2	48%	40%	D+8.0
Verasight for Strength In NumbersApril 10–14 · 1,386 RV	April 10–14	1,386 RV	±2.6	50%	43%	D+7.0
YouGov for The EconomistApril 10–13 · 1,571 RV	April 10–13	1,571 RV	±2.5	45%	40%	D+5.0
Survey 160April 8–13 · 1,539 RV	April 8–13	1,539 RV	±2.5	47%	37%	D+10.0
Morning ConsultApril 6–12 · 12,505 RV	April 6–12	12,505 RV	±0.9	46%	42%	D+4.0
Tavern ResearchApril 6–9 · 502 LV	April 6–9	502 LV	±4.4	44%	43%	D+1.0
RMG Research for Napolitan InstituteApril 6–9 · 2,000 RV	April 6–9	2,000 RV	±2.2	49%	44%	D+5.0
Morning ConsultApril 6–9 · 2,200 RV	April 6–9	2,200 RV	±2.1	46%	42%	D+4.0
Echelon Insights for NetChoiceApril 3–9 · 2,880 LV	April 3–9	2,880 LV	±1.8	50%	45%	D+5.0
Change ResearchApril 3–7 · 2,702 RV	April 3–7	2,702 RV	±1.9	47%	42%	D+5.0
YouGov for The EconomistApril 3–6 · 1,558 RV	April 3–6	1,558 RV	±2.5	44%	42%	D+2.0
Morning ConsultApril 3–6 · 2,200 RV	April 3–6	2,200 RV	±2.1	45%	42%	D+3.0
Morning ConsultMarch 30–April 5 · 12,505 RV	March 30–April 5	12,505 RV	±0.9	45%	42%	D+3.0
CygnalApril 2–3 · 1,500 LV	April 2–3	1,500 LV	±2.5	49%	43%	D+6.0
YouGov for The EconomistMarch 27–30 · 1,502 RV	March 27–30	1,502 RV	±2.5	45%	39%	D+6.0
University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion/YouGovMarch 26–30 · 1,000 A	March 26–30	1,000 A	±3.1	38%	35%	D+3.0

Showing the latest 150 of 465 polls.

How pollsters lean

Each firm’s average gap from the COYNTOSS margin on the days its polls ended, final year of the cycle, for the 14 firms with the most polls (at least 3). D+ means more Democratic than the average. Shown for context: the average does not adjust for it.

Pollster house effects on the generic ballot margin
Pollster	Polls	Margin vs. average
RMG Research	7	R+2.9
McLaughlin & Associates	7	R+2.4
Morning Consult	52	R+1.9
Ipsos	23	R+1.6
YouGov	52	R+0.5
Cygnal	11	R+0.1
Echelon Insights	12	D+0.1
Quantus Insights	11	D+0.1
Focaldata	6	D+0.8
Big Data Poll	9	D+1.8
The Argument/Verasight	8	D+2.0
Verasight	6	D+2.3
Emerson College	10	D+3.0
Quinnipiac University	6	D+3.5