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Candidates in 2026 and 2028 polls

279 candidates with polling averages in Senate, governor and presidential primary races.

Last updated: 3 Oct 2026

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Each candidate with the race where they rank highest

CandidateRacePoll averageRank
Jon OssoffGeorgia Senate 2026 +1 more52.5%1 of 2
Josh ShapiroPennsylvania Governor 2026 +1 more53.3%1 of 2
Vivek RamaswamyOhio Governor 2026 +1 more45.8%2 of 2
Wes MooreMaryland Governor 2026 +1 more58.0%1 of 2
Aaron FlintMT-01 House 202646.5%1 of 4
Aaron FordNevada Governor 202644.2%1 of 3
Abdul El-SayedMichigan Senate 202648.0%1 of 3
Adam HamiltonKansas Senate 202647.5%1 of 3
Adonis HooslynUT-03 House 20260.2%6 of 6
Alan WilsonSouth Carolina Governor 202645.0%1 of 2
Alani BankheadMontana Senate 202620.2%3 of 3
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez2028 Democratic primary9.5%4 of 14
Amanda JanooVermont Governor 202649.0%1 of 3
Amy ActonOhio Governor 202648.4%1 of 2
Amy KlobucharMinnesota Governor 202647.5%1 of 3
Andy Beshear2028 Democratic primary2.8%10 of 14
Andy BiggsArizona Governor 202640.0%2 of 2
Angie NixonFlorida Senate 202643.3%2 of 2
Ann WagnerMO-02 House 202643.0%1 of 2
Anna Paulina LunaFL-13 House 202646.0%1 of 3
Annie AndrewsSouth Carolina Senate 202645.0%2 of 4
Anthony ConstantinoNY-21 House 202646.0%1 of 3
Anthony DiLorenzoNH-01 House 202642.0%2 of 2
Ashley HinsonIowa Senate 202645.6%1 of 2
Ashley MoodyFlorida Senate 202648.9%1 of 2
Ayden ScottUT-03 House 20262.8%4 of 6
Barry MooreAlabama Senate 202650.5%1 of 2
Becca BalintVT-01 House 202666.0%1 of 3
Ben McAdamsUT-01 House 202662.7%1 of 4
Ben Ray LujánNew Mexico Senate 202653.0%1 of 2
Bernadette WilsonAlaska Governor 202639.4%2 of 2
Bert MizusawaVirginia Senate 202632.0%2 of 3
Bill HagertyTennessee Senate 202651.0%1 of 2
Bill HillAK-01 House 202642.9%2 of 2
Blake GendebienNY-21 House 202641.5%2 of 3
Blake MooreUT-02 House 202639.0%1 of 5
Bob BrooksPA-07 House 202646.0%1 of 2
Bob HarviePA-01 House 202648.0%2 of 2
Bobby CharlesMaine Governor 202636.9%2 of 3
Bobby PulidoTX-15 House 202650.7%1 of 2
Brad FinstadMN-01 House 202646.0%2 of 2
Brent TaylorTN-09 House 202648.0%1 of 2
Brian FitzpatrickPA-01 House 202649.0%1 of 2
Brian JuddVermont Governor 20262.0%3 of 3
Brian PoindexterOH-07 House 202647.0%1 of 2
Brian SteilWI-01 House 202648.0%1 of 2
Brinker HardingNE-02 House 202642.0%2 of 2
Bruce BlakemanNew York Governor 202638.8%2 of 2
Byron DonaldsFlorida Governor 202646.3%1 of 2
CD ReynoldsRhode Island Governor 20261.0%5 of 5
Cait ConleyNY-17 House 202648.0%1 of 2
Carlos De La CruzTX-35 House 202645.0%1 of 2
Carlton E. BowenUT-02 House 20264.1%5 of 5
Casey AskarFL-22 House 202650.0%1 of 2
Cassie EasleyUT-03 House 20262.6%5 of 6
Celeste MaloyUT-03 House 202644.5%1 of 6
Chris BackemeyerNE-01 House 202643.3%2 of 2
Chris GettyIL-04 House 20269.0%3 of 4
Chris JonesAR-02 House 202648.0%1 of 2
Chris Murphy2028 Democratic primary1.5%12 of 14
Chris PappasNew Hampshire Senate 202649.0%1 of 2
Chris RoyalTX-34 House 20262.0%4 of 4
Chris SchmidtNY-21 House 20265.0%3 of 3
Christina BohannanIA-01 House 202640.0%1 of 3
Christina HinesMI-10 House 202645.0%1 of 2
Christine DrazanOregon Governor 202645.0%1 of 2
Cinde WarmingtonNew Hampshire Governor 202639.0%2 of 2
Cindy HolscherKansas Governor 202646.0%2 of 2
Cindy Hyde-SmithMississippi Senate 202647.0%1 of 2
Connie ChanCA-11 House 202634.0%2 of 2
Cory Booker2028 Democratic primary3.0%9 of 14
Dan CoxMaryland Governor 202631.0%2 of 2
Dan OsbornNebraska Senate 202647.0%1 of 2
Dan SullivanAlaska Senate 202648.3%2 of 2
Daniel CottamUT-02 House 20264.9%3 of 5
Danielle FordNevada Governor 20262.4%3 of 3
Darline GrahamSouth Carolina Senate 202646.0%1 of 4
David CrowleyWisconsin Governor 202647.8%1 of 2
David GrahamKansas Senate 20263.0%3 of 3
David HatleyTennessee Governor 202619.0%3 of 5
David JollyFlorida Governor 202641.9%2 of 2
David ValadaoCA-22 House 202644.0%2 of 2
Deb HaalandNew Mexico Governor 202641.0%1 of 2
Denise PowellNE-02 House 202646.0%1 of 2
Derek MerrinOH-09 House 202648.0%2 of 2
Derrick Van OrdenWI-03 House 202646.0%2 of 2
Don LeonardOH-15 House 202646.0%1 of 2
Doug JonesAlabama Governor 202639.0%2 of 2
Ed HersheyIL-04 House 20264.0%4 of 4
Ed MarkeyMassachusetts Senate 202650.7%1 of 3
Eddie EspinozaTX-34 House 20263.0%3 of 4
Elaine LuriaVA-02 House 202647.0%1 of 2
Elaine PelinoRhode Island Governor 202620.0%2 of 5
Elias Henry MontgomeryUT-01 House 20263.3%4 of 4
Eliott RodriguezFL-27 House 202646.0%2 of 2
Eric ConroyOH-01 House 202644.6%2 of 2
Eric FloresTX-34 House 202642.0%2 of 4
Everett WessAlabama Senate 202632.5%2 of 2
Fred WellmanMO-02 House 202642.0%2 of 2
French HillAR-02 House 202644.0%2 of 2
Gabe VasquezNM-02 House 202646.0%1 of 2
Gavin Newsom2028 Democratic primary14.7%2 of 14
Gerald MalloyVT-01 House 202630.0%2 of 3
Gina HinojosaTexas Governor 202645.8%2 of 3
Glenn Youngkin2028 Republican primary1.0%12 of 13
Greg AbbottTexas Governor 202648.3%1 of 3
Greg CunninghamNM-02 House 202643.0%2 of 2
Greg HullNew Mexico Governor 202624.0%2 of 2
Greg LandsmanOH-01 House 202647.9%1 of 2
Gretchen Whitmer2028 Democratic primary2.3%11 of 14
Hallie ShoffnerArkansas Senate 202635.0%2 of 3
Hannah PingreeMaine Governor 202648.6%1 of 3
Helena FoulkesRhode Island Governor 202642.0%1 of 5
Henry CuellarTX-28 House 202645.0%1 of 3
JB Pritzker2028 Democratic primary3.0%8 of 14
JD Vance2028 Republican primary40.4%1 of 13
Jack ReedRhode Island Senate 202651.0%1 of 3
Jake JohnsonMN-01 House 202647.0%1 of 2
James TalaricoTexas Senate 202648.3%1 of 3
Janelle StetsonPA-10 House 202651.0%1 of 2
Jasjit GotraRhode Island Governor 20261.0%4 of 5
Jeff WadlinArkansas Senate 20264.0%3 of 3
Jen KiggansVA-02 House 202647.0%2 of 2
Jenny HoneycuttSC-01 House 202650.0%1 of 2
Jermaine JohnsonSouth Carolina Governor 202637.0%2 of 2
Jerri GreenTennessee Governor 202634.5%2 of 5
Jesse WestUT-01 House 20264.7%3 of 4
Jim DesmondCA-48 House 202642.0%2 of 2
Jim PillenNebraska Governor 202638.0%1 of 2
Jim RischIdaho Senate 202634.0%1 of 3
JoAnna MendozaAZ-06 House 202647.0%1 of 2
Jocelyn BensonMichigan Governor 202649.0%1 of 2
Joe LombardoNevada Governor 202642.0%2 of 3
Joe MitchellIA-02 House 202645.0%2 of 2
Joe TacheMassachusetts Senate 20264.5%3 of 3
John BraunWA-03 House 202645.0%1 of 2
John DeatonMassachusetts Senate 202628.7%2 of 3
John JamesMichigan Governor 202641.0%2 of 2
John McGuireVA-05 House 202651.0%1 of 2
John SununuNew Hampshire Senate 202642.0%2 of 2
Johnny GarciaTX-35 House 202644.0%2 of 2
Jon HustedOhio Senate 202643.8%2 of 2
Jonathan Kreiss-TomkinsAlaska Governor 202649.5%1 of 2
Jonny LarsenUT-04 House 202632.9%2 of 4
Josh Hawley2028 Republican primary1.5%11 of 13
Josh TurekIowa Senate 202645.1%2 of 2
Juan CiscomaniAZ-06 House 202645.0%2 of 2
Justin PearsonTN-09 House 202644.0%2 of 2
Kamala Harris2028 Democratic primary24.9%1 of 14
Kasie WhitenerSouth Carolina Senate 20262.0%4 of 4
Kathy HochulNew York Governor 202651.0%1 of 2
Katie HobbsArizona Governor 202647.3%1 of 2
Keisha Lance BottomsGeorgia Governor 202647.5%1 of 2
Kelly AyotteNew Hampshire Governor 202650.8%1 of 2
Ken BlockRhode Island Governor 202618.0%3 of 5
Ken CalvertCA-40 House 202633.5%2 of 2
Ken PaxtonTexas Senate 202645.2%2 of 3
Kent S. UdellUT-03 House 202626.4%2 of 6
Kevin KileyCA-06 House 202635.0%2 of 2
Kurt AlmeMontana Senate 202643.7%1 of 3
Larry MarkerNew Mexico Senate 202638.0%2 of 2
Lauren PinkstonTennessee Governor 20262.0%5 of 5
Leela GrayFL-13 House 202642.5%2 of 3
Lily Tang WilliamsNH-02 House 202633.7%2 of 2
Lindsay JamesIA-02 House 202646.0%1 of 2
Lisa DemuthMinnesota Governor 202640.0%2 of 3
Lupe CastilloIL-04 House 202615.0%2 of 4
Lydia ChristensenMichigan Senate 20261.1%3 of 3
Lynne WalzNebraska Governor 202633.0%2 of 2
Maggie GoodlanderNH-02 House 202652.0%1 of 2
Marco Rubio2028 Republican primary16.2%2 of 13
Marcy KapturOH-09 House 202648.0%1 of 2
Maria Elvira SalazarFL-27 House 202647.0%1 of 2
Mariannette Miller-MeeksIA-01 House 202635.0%2 of 3
Marie Gluesenkamp PerezWA-03 House 202644.0%2 of 2
Mark HackettSouth Carolina Senate 20263.0%3 of 4
Mark Kelly2028 Democratic primary4.8%6 of 14
Mark MoranVirginia Senate 20264.0%3 of 3
Mark WarnerVirginia Senate 202648.0%1 of 3
Marlón DuránTX-28 House 20266.0%3 of 3
Marni von WilpertCA-48 House 202645.0%1 of 2
Marquita BradshawTennessee Senate 202631.0%2 of 2
Marsha BlackburnTennessee Governor 202645.5%1 of 5
Mary PeltolaAlaska Senate 202649.2%1 of 2
Matt DunlapME-02 House 202640.0%2 of 2
Matt LoesbyIdaho Senate 20264.0%3 of 3
Matt RainsMT-01 House 202643.0%3 of 4
Maura HealyMassachusetts Governor 202652.7%1 of 2
Max MillerOH-07 House 202640.0%2 of 2
Michael BahryRhode Island Senate 20262.0%3 of 3
Michael BouchardMI-10 House 202645.0%2 of 2
Michael BridgfordIA-01 House 202611.0%3 of 3
Michael DublinNorth Carolina Senate 20262.0%4 of 4
Michael MinogueMassachusetts Governor 202630.0%2 of 2
Michael R. StoddardUT-03 House 20266.5%3 of 6
Michael WhatleyNorth Carolina Senate 202640.8%2 of 4
Michele TafoyaMinnesota Senate 202643.5%2 of 3
Mike CareyOH-15 House 202645.0%2 of 2
Mike CollinsGeorgia Senate 202643.2%2 of 2
Mike FloodNE-01 House 202645.0%1 of 2
Mike KennedyUT-04 House 202641.7%1 of 4
Mike LawlerNY-17 House 202647.0%2 of 2
Mike RogersMichigan Senate 202644.8%2 of 3
Mitchell BermanWI-01 House 202648.0%2 of 2
Monica De La CruzTX-15 House 202644.0%2 of 2
Nancy LacoreSC-01 House 202648.0%2 of 2
Ned LamontConnecticut Governor 202650.9%1 of 2
Nick BegichAK-01 House 202652.6%1 of 2
Nick SheedyMT-01 House 20265.4%4 of 4
Nikki Haley2028 Republican primary4.4%5 of 13
Paige CognettiPA-08 House 202647.0%1 of 2
Pat DixonTexas Governor 20262.3%3 of 3
Patty GarciaIL-04 House 202634.0%1 of 4
Paul LePageME-02 House 202650.0%1 of 2
Peggy FlanaganMinnesota Senate 202645.4%1 of 3
Pete Buttigieg2028 Democratic primary12.1%3 of 14
Pete RickettsNebraska Senate 202646.0%2 of 2
Peter CrosbyUT-02 House 202634.0%2 of 5
Phil ScottVermont Governor 202643.0%2 of 3
Pia DandiyaFL-22 House 202650.0%2 of 2
Rand Paul2028 Republican primary2.2%9 of 13
Randy VillegasCA-22 House 202648.0%1 of 2
Raymond McKayRhode Island Senate 202631.0%2 of 3
Rebecca BennettNJ-07 House 202647.0%1 of 2
Rebecca CookeWI-03 House 202650.0%1 of 2
Rebecca WhitingMinnesota Senate 20263.5%3 of 3
Richard PanCA-06 House 202639.0%1 of 2
Rick BennettMaine Governor 20266.2%3 of 3
Rick JacksonGeorgia Governor 202647.4%2 of 2
Riley OwenUT-01 House 202621.2%2 of 4
Ro Khanna2028 Democratic primary1.0%14 of 14
Rob BresnahanPA-08 House 202645.0%2 of 2
Rob SandIowa Governor 202650.3%1 of 2
Rob WittmanVA-01 House 202646.0%2 of 2
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.2028 Republican primary4.7%4 of 13
Robert M. MoesingerUT-02 House 20264.9%4 of 5
Roger MarshallKansas Senate 202645.5%2 of 3
Ron DeSantis2028 Republican primary6.8%3 of 13
Roy CooperNorth Carolina Senate 202650.3%1 of 4
Ryan FazioConnecticut Governor 202633.3%2 of 2
Ryan MackenziePA-07 House 202641.5%2 of 2
Sam ForstagMT-01 House 202645.4%2 of 4
Scott ColomMississippi Senate 202642.5%2 of 2
Scott PerryPA-10 House 202645.0%2 of 2
Scott WienerCA-11 House 202645.0%1 of 2
Seth BodnarMontana Senate 202630.0%2 of 3
Shannon BrayNorth Carolina Senate 20263.3%3 of 4
Shannon TaylorVA-01 House 202650.0%1 of 2
Sherrod BrownOhio Senate 202647.9%1 of 2
Stacy GarrityPennsylvania Governor 202633.5%2 of 2
Stephany ShaheenNH-01 House 202646.0%1 of 2
Steve Bannon2028 Republican primary0.9%13 of 13
Steve HiltonCalifornia Governor 202634.0%2 of 2
Steven BurtUT-04 House 20265.7%3 of 4
Steven YoungMinnesota Governor 20263.0%3 of 3
Susan CollinsMaine Senate 202646.6%2 of 2
Suzanne SeymourVT-01 House 20261.0%3 of 3
Tano TijerinaTX-28 House 202634.0%2 of 3
Taylor WrightUT-04 House 20265.3%4 of 4
Ted BrownTexas Senate 20262.6%3 of 3
Ted Cruz2028 Republican primary3.3%6 of 13
Tina KotekOregon Governor 202643.0%2 of 2
Todd AchillesIdaho Senate 202630.0%2 of 3
Tom BarrettMI-07 House 202647.0%2 of 2
Tom CottonArkansas Senate 202651.0%1 of 3
Tom Kean Jr.NJ-07 House 202643.0%2 of 2
Tom PerrielloVA-05 House 202646.0%2 of 2
Tom TiffanyWisconsin Governor 202644.0%2 of 2
Tommy TubervilleAlabama Governor 202649.5%1 of 2
Tony D'ArrigoFL-13 House 20267.0%3 of 3
Troy JacksonMaine Senate 202648.4%1 of 2
Tucker Carlson2028 Republican primary2.7%7 of 13
Tulsi Gabbard2028 Republican primary1.7%10 of 13
Ty MastersonKansas Governor 202651.5%1 of 2
Vicente GonzalezTX-34 House 202645.0%1 of 4
William LawrenceMI-07 House 202649.0%1 of 2
Xavier BecerraCalifornia Governor 202655.7%1 of 2
Young KimCA-40 House 202637.5%1 of 2
Zach LahnIowa Governor 202643.5%2 of 2
Averages use the latest poll from each pollster. Source: VoteHub (CC BY 4.0). Party labels are not shown because the source does not include them.
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