Pew Research Center polls
ElectionsUSA has recorded 5 Pew Research Center polls since February 2025, the latest ending October 4, 2026. It is not on the accuracy scorecard yet, which needs at least ten final-three-weeks polls since 2016 in FiveThirtyEight's archive.
Pew Research Center polls on ElectionsUSA (5)
CSV →| Race | Dates | Sample | Result | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trump approval ↗ | Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2026 | A | Approve 30% | |
| Trump approval ↗ | Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2026 | 5,062 | Approve 30% · Disapprove 68% | Disapprove +38.0 |
| Generic ballot ↗ | Sep 28 – Oct 4, 2026 | 3,917 RV | Democrats 44% · Republicans 36% | Democrats +8.0 |
| Generic ballot ↗ | Jul 6–12, 2026 | 2,779 RV | Democrats 43% · Republicans 37% | Democrats +6.0 |
| Trump approval ↗ | Jan 27 – Feb 2, 2025 | 4,999 A | Approve 47% · Disapprove 51% | Disapprove +4.0 |
Every poll ElectionsUSA has recorded for the approval, generic-ballot and 2028 averages, newest first. Names after a race are the media sponsor or co-pollster; ↗ opens the source.
How these numbers work
The scorecard rates pollsters on polls taken in the final three weeks of races from 2016 to 2022, using FiveThirtyEight's open archive. Pew Research Center doesn't have ten such polls there yet. Its 2026 midterm polls are scored against the result once it is in, on the 2026 scorecard.
Polls are listed under the firm that conducted them, even when the source names a media partner first (for example "The Economist/YouGov" or "CNN/SSRS"). Full method on the scorecard and methodology pages. Something wrong? Report it through the corrections page.