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UPDATED Sep. 28, 2022, at 3:49 PM LATEST POLLS Looking for our forecast? Click me! Recent polling average updates Senate WI Even NV +1 NC +1 OH +1 GA +2 FL +4 AZ +7 IA +7 NH +7 PA +7 CO +9 WA +10 MO +11 CT +15 NY +21 House MI-10 +5 NE-2 +6 Governors AZ +1 NV +1 OR +1 WI +2 GA +5 FL +6 NM +6 TX +7 ME +9 MN +10 OK +10 PA +10 MI +12 CT +13 CO +14 IL +14 NY +14 OH +17 NH +20 MA +25 How Popular Is Joe Biden? Approval polling average Do Americans Approve Or Disapprove Of Kamala Harris? Approval polling average Do Americans Have A Favorable Opinion Of Donald Trump? Favorability polling average Do Voters Want Republicans Or Democrats In Congress? Generic ballot polling average Filter by Poll type, State or Cycle Poll type All pollsApprovalFavorabilityGeneric ballotGovernorGovernor recallU.S. HousePresident: general electionPresident: Democratic primaryPresident: Republican primaryU.S. Senate State All National Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Northern Mariana Islands Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas U.S. Virgin Islands Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming District All Politician All Cycle 20242020 WHO’S AHEAD IN THE NATIONAL POLLS? AN UPDATING AVERAGE OF 2020 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION POLLS, ACCOUNTING FOR EACH POLL’S QUALITY, SAMPLE SIZE AND RECENCY Polling averages are adjusted based on state and national polls, which means candidates’ averages can shift even if no new polls have been added to this page. Read more about the methodology. Sort by date AddedSurveyed Filter by pollster grade A+ B+ C+ D+ DatesSamplei SAMPLE TYPES A ADULTS V VOTERS LV LIKELY VOTERS RV REGISTERED VOTERS PollsterSponsorResultNet resultDatesi SAMPLE TYPES A ADULTS V VOTERS LV LIKELY VOTERS RV REGISTERED VOTERS PollsterResult PRESIDENT: GENERAL ELECTION, 2024 Sep.17-22 1,000LV Sep.17-22 1,000LV C/D McLaughlin & Associates Harris 42% Harris 42% Harris 42% Trump Sr. 51% 51% Trump Sr. Trump Sr.+9 Sep.17-22 1,000LV Sep.17-22 1,000LV C/D McLaughlin & Associates Biden 45% Biden 45% Biden 45% Trump Sr. 49% 49% Trump Sr. Trump Sr.+4 Sep.20-21 1,368LV Sep.20-21 1,368LV A- Emerson College Biden 45% Biden 45% Biden 45% Trump Sr. 44% 44% Trump Sr. Biden+1 Sep.18-21 908RV Sep.18-21 908RV A+ ABC News/The Washington Post Biden 46% Biden 46% Biden 46% Trump Sr. 48% 48% Trump Sr. Trump Sr.+2 Sep.18-21 1,006A Sep.18-21 1,006A A+ ABC News/The Washington Post Biden 48% Biden 48% Biden 48% Trump Sr. 46% 46% Trump Sr. Biden+2 Sep.16-19 1,703A Sep.16-19 1,703A Premise Biden 51% Biden 51% Biden 51% Trump Sr. 49% 49% Trump Sr. Biden+2 Sep.16-19 1,056RV Sep.16-19 1,056RV B/C Echelon Insights Biden 47% Biden 47% Biden 47% Trump Sr. 43% 43% Trump Sr. Biden+4 Sep.16-19 1,056LV Sep.16-19 1,056LV B/C Echelon Insights Biden 47% Biden 47% Biden 47% Trump Sr. 44% 44% Trump Sr. Biden+3 Sep.14-15 1,163LV Sep.14-15 1,163LV B/C Redfield & Wilton Strategies Harris 40% Harris 40% Harris 40% Trump Sr. 42% 42% Trump Sr. Trump Sr.+2 Sep.14-15 1,163LV Sep.14-15 1,163LV B/C Redfield & Wilton Strategies Biden 43% Biden 43% Biden 43% Trump Sr. 40% 40% Trump Sr. Biden+3 Sep.14-15 1,500RV Sep.14-15 1,500RV B/C Redfield & Wilton Strategies Harris 36% Harris 36% Harris 36% Trump Sr. 38% 38% Trump Sr. Trump Sr.+2 Sep.14-15 1,500RV Sep.14-15 1,500RV B/C Redfield & Wilton Strategies Biden 37% Biden 37% Biden 37% Trump Sr. 35% 35% Trump Sr. Biden+2 Sep.7-14 1,282RV Sep.7-14 1,282RV A/B Marquette University Law School Biden 43% Biden 43% Biden 43% DeSantis 38% 38% DeSantis Biden+5 Sep.7-14 1,448A Sep.7-14 1,448A A/B Marquette University Law School Biden 40% Biden 40% Biden 40% DeSantis 35% 35% DeSantis Biden+5 Sep.7-14 1,282RV Sep.7-14 1,282RV A/B Marquette University Law School Biden 42% Biden 42% Biden 42% Trump Sr. 36% 36% Trump Sr. Biden+6 Sep.7-14 1,448A Sep.7-14 1,448A A/B Marquette University Law School Biden 40% Biden 40% Biden 40% Trump Sr. 36% 36% Trump Sr. Biden+4 Sep.6-14 1,399RV Sep.6-14 1,399RV A+ Siena College/The New York Times Upshot Biden 45% Biden 45% Biden 45% Trump Sr. 42% 42% Trump Sr. Biden+3 avg. 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