Post-election YouGov survey records House vote at 52% Democratic, 41% Republican
The November 4–6 survey asks voters to recall their choices; it is not an official election tally.
The November 4–6 survey asks voters to recall their choices; it is not an official election tally.
Pew’s preliminary comparison covers 27 Senate and governor races; final counts and explanations are still pending.
Turek draws 48% to Hinson’s 45%, with 4% undecided.
Talarico 47%, Paxton 45%; Abbott 49%, Hinojosa 45% among likely voters.
Brown 48%, Husted 44%; Acton 50%, Ramaswamy 43% among likely voters.
El-Sayed 50%, Rogers 48%; Benson holds 51% to James’s 45% in the governor race.
Jackson 49%, Collins 47%; Pingree and Charles each draw 44% in the governor race.
Hochul 53%, Blakeman 42%. See the likely-voter breakdown and what this New York snapshot can tell us.
A seven-point gap among likely voters, within the pollster’s stated uncertainty for the difference. Explore the responses and the Wisconsin polling archive.
An October survey finds a partisan confidence gap. The results measure voter attitudes, not the accuracy of election administration.