ResultsUpdated 4:16 pm Wed ET (9:16 pm Wed UK)

Senate

51 for control
54Democrats
44Republicans
D not up 34 D DDHQ and civicAPI calls 20 Counting 2 R DDHQ and civicAPI calls 13 R not up 31

Control: Democrats (DDHQ and civicAPI calls). DDHQ and civicAPI calls plus seats not up; Democrats include King and Sanders. DDHQ 22, civicAPI 11.

House

218 for control
253Democrats
151Republicans
D DDHQ, civicAPI and PollCheck calls 253 Not called 31 R DDHQ, civicAPI and PollCheck calls 151

Control: Democrats (DDHQ, civicAPI and PollCheck calls). DDHQ, civicAPI and PollCheck calls, 404 of 435 seats. DDHQ 58, civicAPI 341, PollCheck 5.

Key Senate races

Iowa
Turek (D)50.5%
Hinson (R)46.3%
96% counted
DDHQ projects Josh Turek (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Turek +0.6
Alaska
Peltola (D)48.2%
Sullivan (R)47.9%
first choices; ranked-choice count if no one passes 50%
Final polling average: Peltola +1.8
Louisiana
Letlow (R)50.9%
Davis (D)49.1%
99% reporting
DDHQ projects Julia Letlow (R) Final polling average: Davis +0.2
Maine
Jackson (D)53.5%
Collins (R)46.4%
91% reporting, first choices; ranked-choice count if no one passes 50%
DDHQ projects Troy Jackson (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Jackson +2.5
Ohio (special)
Brown (D)50.0%
Husted (R)45.1%
100% counted
DDHQ projects Sherrod Brown (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Brown +2.6
Kansas
Hamilton (D)50.9%
Marshall (R)45.8%
95% reporting
DDHQ projects Adam Hamilton (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Hamilton +3.0
Texas
Talarico (D)54.0%
Paxton (R)44.1%
99% reporting
DDHQ projects James Talarico (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Talarico +3.0
South Carolina
Andrews (D)51.1%
Graham (R)46.6%
99% reporting
DDHQ projects Annie Andrews (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Graham +1.1

Key governor races

Oregon
Kotek (D)51.7%
Drazan (R)45.5%
74% reporting
DDHQ projects Tina Kotek (D) Final polling average: Kotek +1.0
Nevada
Ford (D)51.7%
Lombardo (R)44.1%
79% reporting
DDHQ projects Aaron Ford (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Ford +1.3
Georgia
Bottoms (D)54.3%
Jackson (R)45.7%
100% counted
DDHQ projects Keisha Lance Bottoms (D) Democratic gain from Republicans Final polling average: Jackson +0.2
Vermont
Scott (R)52.4%
Janoo (D)45.8%
99.6% counted
DDHQ projects Phil Scott (R) Final polling average: Scott +0.8
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House map: DDHQ, civicAPI and PollCheck calls

404 of 435 called. Select a district for the count so far.

218 for control
D DDHQ, civicAPI and PollCheck calls 253D leading 7Other 2R leading 22R DDHQ, civicAPI and PollCheck calls 151
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PollCheck US

Trump job approval 38.1%, disapproval 59.1%

Updated November 5, 2026
Approve38.1%▲1.8 in 30 days
Net approval−21.0▲3.4 in 30 days
Disapprove59.1%▼1.6 in 30 days

2028 primary averages, first place

JD Vance

JD Vance (R)

37.4%
▼0.8 in 30 days
Kamala Harris

Kamala Harris (D)

23.6%
▼5.1 in 30 days

Trump job approval average

Approval polls
Recent polls

Trump approval

DatesPollsterApproveAppDisapproveDisNet
Nov 1-2John Zogby Strategies4355-12
Oct 29-Nov 2Ipsos3663-27
Nov 2Rasmussen Reports4256-14
Oct 30-Nov 1Focaldata3561-26
Oct 28-Nov 1AtlasIntel40.358.6-18.3
Oct 1-31ActiVote36.258-21.8
Oct 28-30Hart Research/Public Opinion Strategies4060-20
Oct 27-30YouGov3860-22

2028 primaries, national

DatesPollsterFirst and second
Oct 28-Nov 1AtlasIntelR Rubio 45.6 · Vance 32.9
Oct 28-Nov 1AtlasIntelD Ossoff 18.2 · Ocasio-Cortez 17.6
Oct 24-26Harvard CAPS/HarrisD Harris 34 · Newsom 20
Oct 23-25LegerD Harris 22 · Newsom 11
Oct 15-21Clarity Campaign LabsR Vance 40 · Rubio 17
Oct 15-19Echelon InsightsR Vance 38 · Rubio 20
Tools
Trump approvalJob approval average from every national poll.2028 primary pollsRepublican and Democratic primary averages, national and by state.2028 general election pollsVance 40.6, Newsom 43.9 in the most-polled pairing, and 4 more.Build your own mapStart from the 2024 result (D 226, R 312) and pick a winner in every state.

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PollCheck US. Data through November 5, 2026. Photo credits