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Kansas hasn't elected a Democrat to Senate since 1932. This poll suggests that could change. πŸ‡°πŸ‡Έ Kansas Senate 2026 πŸ”΅ Adam Hamilton (D): 45% πŸ”΄ Roger Marshall (R, inc.): 43% Hamilton leads independents 42-27. 2024: Trump +20 Emerson #A | Kansas | Nexstar
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Brooks holds a narrow lead in a race Republicans need to defend. 2026 PA-07 Primary (R) πŸ”΄ Bob Brooks: 45% πŸ”΅ Ryan Mackenzie: 40% 🟑 Undecided: 15% Franklin & Marshall College #B | n=357 | registered voters | Sept 9-20, 2026 What's driving the undecided fifth in a primary where both candidates have run statewide before?
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Shapiro's 20-point lead suggests Pennsylvania's governor has built durable cross-party appeal ahead of his likely Senate runβ€”a stark contrast to typical midterm polarization. 2026 Pennsylvania Gubernatorial πŸ”΅ Josh Shapiro: 58% πŸ”΄ Stacy Garrity: 38% The New York Times/Siena University #B | n=615 | likely voters | Sept 15-22, 2026
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πŸ›οΈ Pollfinity Swingometer 2026 House projection: D 254 | R 181 Net swing: +8.2% toward Democrats Generic ballot: D 56.66% | R 43.34% 40 seats in play
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Democrats lead Republicans by 14 points on the 2026 congressional generic ballot β€” 52% to 38% among likely voters. Q: If the election were held today, would you vote for the Democratic or Republican candidate for Congress? (Source: YouGov/The Economist, LV, Sept 21 2026)
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92% of Americans expect the Iran war to drag on for at least another month β€” and 52% say it will last a year or more. Q: How long do you think the war with Iran will last? (Source: YouGov/The Economist, U.S. adult citizens, Sept 21 2026)
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Kansas hasn't elected a Democrat to Senate since 1932. This poll suggests that could change. πŸ‡°πŸ‡Έ Kansas Senate 2026 πŸ”΅ Adam Hamilton (D): 45% πŸ”΄ Roger Marshall (R, inc.): 43% Hamilton leads independents 42-27. 2024: Trump +20 Emerson #A | Kansas | Nexstar
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Collins flips Maine despite voters backing Democratic Senate control 2026 Maine Senate Race πŸ”΄ Susan Collins (R): 49% πŸ”΅ Troy Jackson (D): 46% 🟑 Undecided: 5% 2024: Harris +7 Fox News #C | n=[?] | Maine | [date not specified]
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Democrat James Talarico leads Republican Ken Paxton 49%–43% in the Texas Senate race β€” a 6-point edge in a state Trump carried comfortably in 2024. Q: If the 2026 Texas Senate election were held today, who would you vote for? (Source: ReconMR/Siena, likely voters, N=614, Sept 11 2026)
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Susan Collins is barely above 50% in Maine β€” the incumbent Republican leads Democrat Troy Jackson 49%–46%, a 3-point race in a state Biden won twice. Q: If the 2026 Maine Senate election were held today, who would you vote for? (Source: NYT/Siena, likely voters, N=619, Sept 15–22 2026)
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The nation's most popular governor is losing his own race. That's the real story here. 2026 Vermont Governor Race πŸ”΅ Amanda Janoo (D): 49% πŸ”΄ Phil Scott (R): 43% 🟑 Undecided: 8% 2024: Harris +35 Newsweek #C | [pollster details needed] Scott's approval vs. his ballot test suggests personal popularity β‰  partisan strength in a D+35 state.
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More people globally trust China (43%) than the U.S. (35%) or EU (34%) to regulate artificial intelligence responsibly. Q: How much do you trust each to handle AI regulation? (Source: Pew Research Center, N=42,151 adults, May 13 2026)
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🚨 BREAKING FROM POLLFINITY: U.S. Economic Sentiment at Start of Trump's Second Term 🟒 Economy is getting better: 19% πŸ”΄ Economy is not getting better: 81% YouGov/Economist | U.S. adults | September 2026
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🚨 BREAKING FROM POLLFINITY: 2026 Georgia Senate Race 🟒 Jon Ossoff (inc.): 51% πŸ”΄ Mike Collins: 43% YouGov | n=3,071 | Likely Voters | 9/15-18
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Democrats have flipped immigration from R+13 in 2022 to D+3 todayβ€”and that's not even their biggest edge. 2026 Generic Ballot πŸ”΅ Democrats: 53% πŸ”΄ Republicans: 41% Trust more to handle: πŸ”΅ Gas Prices: D+13 πŸ”΅ Economy: D+8 (was R+13 in '22) πŸ”΅ Foreign policy: D+6 πŸ”΅ Immigration: D+3 (was R+13) Marist #A | n=1,280 RV | 9/14-15
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Trump's approval at second-term start shows a gender canyon: men net +17, women hit a new low at -45. 🟒 Approve: 6% πŸ”΄ Disapprove: 27% Demographic breakdown: πŸ”΅ Men: +17 approve, -13 disapprove πŸ”΄ Women: -5 approve, -40 disapprove* *New low for women Economist/YouGov #A | U.S. adult citizens
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🚨 BREAKING FROM POLLFINITY: Top Issues for Americans (September 2026) 🟒 Inflation/prices: 34% πŸ”΄ Jobs and the economy: 15% 🟑 Health care: 8% 🟑 Immigration: 7% 🟑 Civil rights: 5% Economist/YouGov | Sep 18-21, 2026
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Incumbent Democrat trails in upstate NY, a traditionally blue stronghold 2026 New York Governor Race πŸ”΄ Blakeman: 49% πŸ”΅ Hochul: 46% 2024: Harris +11 statewide Quinnipiac #A | Upstate NY | Regional sample Note: Regional poll limits scopeβ€”full statewide data needed for broader read on Hochul's position.
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Most Americans reject race-based student treatment, but the partisan divide is sharper than it looksβ€”and Democrats are more divided than Republicans. Race-Based Student Treatment πŸ”΅ Yes: 17% πŸ”΄ No: 61% Democrats: 25% yes | 50% no Independents: 14% yes | 60% no Republicans: 12% yes | 73% no YouGov #C
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