Michigan and Texas lead the polling count; Kansas, Maine, Iowa and Alaska are the tightest of 19 Senate races polled in the last 30 days

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"senate race polls 2026" — the latest public polls in the 2026 U.S. Senate general election races, state by state

136 distinct public polls with a last field date between September 19 and October 18, 2026, covering 19 of the 22 states with a Senate race; no poll in that window was found for Kentucky, West Virginia or Colorado. Numbers are published poll shares, not a weighted average or a forecast.

Democratic or independent-backed candidate aheadRepublican aheadBar = simple mean margin · thin line = min–max across that state's polls · sorted closest first · * independent vs Republican race, margin not comparable

Michigan is the most polled race, 21 polls in 30 days, with a mean margin of 3.2 points toward Abdul El-Sayed over Mike Rogers — realclearpolling.com

Texas's 18 polls range from Ken Paxton +3 to James Talarico +6; the latest, ActiVote (Oct 14), has Talarico 51.9% to 48.1% — poliwave.com

Kansas is the narrowest average, 1.2 points, and its latest poll (InsiderAdvantage, Oct 14) puts Roger Marshall ahead 48–47 — uspollingdata.com

Montana's two polls test independent Seth Bodnar against Kurt Alme, so its margin is not comparable with two-party states; the latest has Bodnar 37% to Alme 35% — newsweek.com

All 136 polls, newest first

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State	Pollster	Field end	Sample	Dem / Ind-backed	%	Republican	%	Margin	Source

Method: news coverage of the 2026 U.S. Senate general elections in 22 states, searched since September 25, 2026; every reported poll extracted and copies of one poll (same state, pollster, last field date) merged — 136 distinct polls with a last field date September 19 – October 18, 2026, in 19 states; no qualifying poll found for Kentucky, West Virginia or Colorado. Margin = Democratic or independent-backed candidate minus Republican, percentage points; state averages are simple unweighted means of the polls found, not a weighted polling average or forecast. Where reprints disagreed on a poll's shares, one published value is shown. Non-leading candidates and undecideds cut for space.

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