According to our latest polling results in Pennsylvania, Mehmet Oz leads John Fetterman by 5 points in the race for Senate with 3% undecided or supporting Erik Gerhardt.
In the race for Governor, Josh Shapiro maintains a 6-point lead over Doug Mastriano.
Read MoreAccording to our latest polling results in Ohio, J.D. Vance leads Tim Ryan by 7 points in his bid for Senate.
Incumbent Mike DeWine maintains a significant lead against Nan Whaley in the race for governor.
Read MoreAccording to our latest polling results in Arizona, incumbent Democrat Senator Mark Kelly leads Blake Masters by 3 points in a very close race.
Kari Lake maintains a 2-point lead against Katie Hobbs in the race for governor.
Read MoreAccording to our latest polling results in Georgia, incumbent Democrat Senator Raphael Warnock trails Herschel Walker by 2 points in a very close race.
Read MoreWhy Did The 2020 Presidential Polls Suffer Their Worst Performance In Decades? Consistent exaggerated support for the Democratic candidates during Presidential election years results from elevated fraudulent and bot activity with online surveys and polling.
Read MoreDemocrat Terry McAuliffe holds a narrow lead over Republican Glenn Youngkin in the Virginia gubernatorial race with only a day before the election.
Read MorePoll: California Gov. Gavin Newsom Faces More Of An Uphill Battle In Recall Election Than Initially Expected
Read MoreBoth races for Senate in Georgia are incredibly close.
Read MoreFinal 2020 U.S. Election Battle Ground Polls: Florida, Minnesota, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Our final polls before Tuesday’s election show Joe Biden with a lead across four key battleground states.
Read MoreThe 2020 race for President appears to be a repeat of 2016 with a different cast of characters. Trump is ahead of Biden by a 45-43% margin among likely voters in Arizona. Kelly leads McSally by 9 points among likely voters, and the lead extends to 10% when you include leaners.
Read MoreArizona Poll Results
Read MoreAmong likely voters, Biden’s lead shrinks to 1.2%, which is similar to 2016 when Hilary Clinton won the popular vote by 2.1%. Biden’s lead among likely voters narrowly trails Clinton’s 2016 popular vote margin. Biden leads by 10 points in urban/suburban areas of the country while Trump is up 40 points in exurban markets. Also, Trump is up nearly 7 points in the swing states, which account for almost a quarter of likely voters in this poll.
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