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Verasight polls

ElectionsUSA has recorded 46 Verasight polls since May 2025, the latest ending October 23, 2026. It is not on the accuracy scorecard yet, which needs at least ten final-three-weeks polls since 2016 in FiveThirtyEight's archive.

Verasight polls on ElectionsUSA (46)

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RaceDatesSampleResultMargin
Trump approval · The Argument ↗ Oct 21–23, 20261,549 RV Approve 45% · Disapprove 55%Disapprove +10.0
Trump approval · Strength in Numbers ↗ Oct 16–20, 20262,028 A Approve 34% · Disapprove 62%Disapprove +28.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Sep 16–22, 20261,603 RV Democrats 48% · Republicans 41%Democrats +7.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Sep 16–22, 2026LV Democrats 50% · Republicans 41%Democrats +9.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Sep 16–21, 20261,374 RV Democrats 50% · Republicans 42%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Sep 16–21, 2026LV Democrats 52% · Republicans 42%Democrats +10.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Sep 16–21, 20261,528 A Democrats 49% · Republicans 41%Democrats +8.0
Trump approval · Strength in Numbers ↗ Sep 16–21, 20261,528 A Approve 33% · Disapprove 63%Disapprove +30.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Jul 20–26, 20263,000 RV Democrats 48% · Republicans 40%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jul 14–17, 20261,364 RV Democrats 50% · Republicans 43%Democrats +7.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jul 14–17, 20261,514 A Democrats 48% · Republicans 42%Democrats +6.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jun 17–22, 20262,087 A Democrats 48% · Republicans 42%Democrats +6.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jun 17–22, 20261,896 RV Democrats 50% · Republicans 43%Democrats +7.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ May 29 – Jun 3, 20263,008 RV Democrats 53% · Republicans 47%Democrats +6.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ May 18–19, 20261,520 A Democrats 51% · Republicans 41%Democrats +10.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ May 18–19, 20261,413 RV Democrats 51% · Republicans 43%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Apr 20–23, 20261,516 RV Democrats 47% · Republicans 40%Democrats +7.0
GOP primary ↗ Apr 21–23, 2026802 A Vance 36.7% · Rubio 15.8% · Jr. 13.3%
Dem primary ↗ Apr 21–23, 2026864 A Harris 22% · Newsom 15% · Ocasio-Cortez 13%
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Apr 10–14, 20261,514 A Democrats 49% · Republicans 41%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Apr 10–14, 20261,386 RV Democrats 50% · Republicans 43%Democrats +7.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Mar 16–18, 20261,530 A Democrats 48% · Republicans 41%Democrats +7.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Mar 16–18, 20261,370 RV Democrats 49% · Republicans 43%Democrats +6.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Mar 12–17, 20261,519 RV Democrats 46% · Republicans 40%Democrats +6.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Feb 18–20, 20261,401 RV Democrats 52% · Republicans 42%Democrats +10.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Feb 18–20, 20261,566 A Democrats 50% · Republicans 40%Democrats +10.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Feb 4–10, 20263,003 RV Democrats 46% · Republicans 41%Democrats +5.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Jan 26–27, 20261,515 RV Democrats 46% · Republicans 42%Democrats +4.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jan 14–20, 20261,352 RV Democrats 51% · Republicans 43%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jan 14–20, 20261,532 A Democrats 50% · Republicans 42%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Dec 5–11, 20251,521 RV Democrats 44% · Republicans 42%Democrats +2.0
Vance vs. Ocasio-Cortez · The Argument ↗ Dec 5–11, 20251,521 RV Vance 49% · Ocasio-Cortez 51%Ocasio-Cortez +2.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Dec 5–11, 2025LV Democrats 52% · Republicans 48%Democrats +4.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Nov 10–17, 2025LV Democrats 54% · Republicans 46%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Nov 10–17, 20251,508 RV Democrats 46% · Republicans 42%Democrats +4.0
Vance vs. Newsom · The Argument ↗ Nov 10–17, 20251,508 RV Vance 46.4% · Newsom 53.6%Newsom +7.2
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Oct 24–29, 20251,567 A Democrats 46% · Republicans 39%Democrats +7.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Oct 24–29, 20251,352 LV Democrats 49% · Republicans 41%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Oct 10–16, 20251,530 RV Democrats 51% · Republicans 49%Democrats +2.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Sep 15–19, 20251,268 LV Democrats 50% · Republicans 45%Democrats +5.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Sep 15–19, 20251,500 A Democrats 47% · Republicans 42%Democrats +5.0
Generic ballot · The Argument ↗ Aug 18–21, 20251,562 RV Democrats 51% · Republicans 49%Democrats +2.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Aug 18–21, 20251,500 A Democrats 49% · Republicans 41%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jul 1–3, 20251,500 A Democrats 47% · Republicans 43%Democrats +4.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ Jun 6–12, 20251,500 A Democrats 45% · Republicans 37%Democrats +8.0
Generic ballot · Strength In Numbers ↗ May 1–6, 20251,000 A Democrats 47% · Republicans 41%Democrats +6.0

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. Verasight 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.