Each dot is a published poll, on the date fieldwork ended; each party's line is the average of each pollster's latest poll over the last 30 days, with at least three pollsters (when there are few, the window widens up to 90 days and, if that is still not enough, counts those there are, so the line joins every dot). We do not compare countries: each chart has its own election. Hover (or tap) a dot to see the pollster.
House of Representatives election (3 November 2026) · % of the vote
The 3 Nov 2026 election has taken place. Until official results are out, these polls are only a record: they are not current voting intentions. See the election page →
In the US, Wikipedia gathers the polling aggregators' averages (Decision Desk HQ, RealClearPolitics and others) for the House of Representatives: each dot is one aggregator's average at one update, as published. We do not add an average of our own.
Last recorded collection: 03/11/2026, 18:25 (Lisbon).Record older than 24 hours; newer data may be available at the source.
Study, data and source-check dates are separate. Last successful source check: 12/11/2026, 06:25 (Lisbon). Last attempt: 12/11/2026, 06:25 (Lisbon). Last failure: 04/11/2026, 18:25 (Lisbon). Check completed. An unchanged source does not renew the data date.
42 polls, from 22 Oct 2026 to 3 Nov 2026
Democratslatest poll: Silver Bulletin, 3 Nov 202651.8%▲+0.4+0.4 points: Silver Bulletin, 3 Nov 2026, compared with the same pollster's previous poll (1 Nov 2026)
Republicanslatest poll: Silver Bulletin, 3 Nov 202643%▲+0.4+0.4 points: Silver Bulletin, 3 Nov 2026, compared with the same pollster's previous poll (1 Nov 2026)
Each dot is from the pollster that ran the poll, as published; the average is calculated by us. Read from the Wikipedia polling table (CC BY-SA 4.0) with collection scheduled every 3 hours. Last recorded collection: 03/11/2026, 18:25 (Lisbon).Record older than 24 hours; newer data may be available at the source.