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5 polls analyzed · population: 5 LV

Election house effect
R+0.1
95%: R+2.8 to D+2.5 · 5 polls, 5 races

Election polls (generic ballot, Senate, governor): consistency

Its polls cluster more tightly around its own lean than sample sizes allow (dispersion 0.11, p = 0.020). That can mean herding, or heavy weighting and modeling.

Poll: distance from consensusThis pollster's house effectWhere 95% of polls should fall

Head-to-head with other pollsters

Polls of the same race fielded within a week of each other. Each row is the average gap between this pollster and another. A point on the left means this pollster's numbers run more Democratic, and a point on the right means more Republican (for approval: more favorable to Trump). This comparison uses no model.

Election polls (generic ballot, Senate, governor)

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Compared withPairsAvg. gap95% intervalModel estimate
The New York Times/Siena4-2.1-4.3 to 0.00.1
Fox News (Beacon Research/Shaw & Co.)40.8-2.3 to 3.5-0.7
YouGov4-0.1-3.3 to 3.0-0.3
Marist Poll4-4.4-6.2 to -2.8-2.5
Big Data Poll31.10.0 to 3.0-0.4

All polls

EndedRaceSampleResultvs consensusSource
Sep 28, 20262026 Texas Senate800 LVD+2.4R+0.2release
Sep 28, 20262026 Texas Governor800 LVR+2.0D+0.6release
Sep 27, 20262026 Michigan Senate800 LVD+5.0D+2.2release
Sep 27, 20262026 Michigan Governor800 LVD+5.0R+1.5release
Dec 11, 20252026 New Hampshire Senate600 LVD+3.0R+1.4release