The ten closest Senate and governor races, plus ten House Toss-ups, each ranked by polling margin. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Voting continues until then, and early voting is already open in several of these states.

Senate and governor

Race Democrat Republican Margin Polls close Nov. 3 (ET)
Georgia Governor Keisha Lance Bottoms 47.8 Rick Jackson 47.5 Bottoms (D) +0.3 7:00 pm
Iowa Senate Josh Turek 47.8 Ashley Hinson 47.2 Turek (D) +0.6 10:00 pm
Nevada Governor Aaron Ford 46.3 Joe Lombardo 45.7 Ford (D) +0.6 10:00 pm
Alaska Senate Mary Peltola 49.7 Dan Sullivan 47.4 Peltola (D) +2.3 12:00 am (8:00 pm Alaska time)
Texas Senate James Talarico 49.5 Ken Paxton 45.8 Talarico (D) +3.7 9:00 pm (8:00 pm in most of the state)
Kansas Senate Adam Hamilton 49.8 Roger Marshall 45.4 Hamilton (D) +4.4 9:00 pm (8:00 pm in most counties)
Florida Governor David Jolly 44.3 Byron Donalds 48.7 Donalds (R) +4.4 8:00 pm (7:00 pm in most of the state)
Maine Senate Troy Jackson 50.8 Susan Collins 46.1 Jackson (D) +4.7 8:00 pm
Michigan Senate Abdul El-Sayed 50.5 Mike Rogers 45.0 El-Sayed (D) +5.5 9:00 pm (8:00 pm in most of the state)
Minnesota Senate Peggy Flanagan 49.4 Michele Tafoya 43.2 Flanagan (D) +6.2 9:00 pm

House Toss-ups

Ten districts the Cook Political Report rates Toss-up. There are no district polling averages, so each row shows the latest public poll found. Many were released by a party or a campaign, and the sponsor is named.

District Democrat Republican Latest public poll Polls close Nov. 3 (ET)
FL-22 Pia Dandiya 46.3 Casey Askar 45.5 RedBox Research for A Fight Worth Having (D-aligned super PAC) (D), Oct 20-23 7:00 pm
VA-01 Shannon Taylor 48 Rob Wittman 47 DCCC Analytics for the DCCC (D), Oct 24-25 7:00 pm
NC-01 Don Davis 45.3 Laurie Buckhout 43.5 RedBox Research for A Fight Worth Having (D-aligned super PAC) (D), Oct 20-23 7:30 pm
CO-08 Manny Rutinel 46 Gabe Evans 48 McLaughlin & Associates for Enhancing American Competitiveness (R), Sep 16-17 9:00 pm
IA-02 Lindsay James 50 Joe Mitchell 47 Emerson College for RealClearPolitics, Oct 12-14 10:00 pm
MI-04 Sean McCann 43.7 Bill Huizenga 46.9 RedBox Research for A Fight Worth Having (D-aligned super PAC) (D), Oct 20-23 8:00 pm
AZ-06 JoAnna Mendoza 47.2 Juan Ciscomani 42.6 RedBox Research for A Fight Worth Having (D-aligned super PAC) (D), Oct 20-23 9:00 pm
TX-15 Bobby Pulido 51 Monica De La Cruz 44 Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Center for the San Antonio Express-News, El País and Puente News Collaborative, Oct 13-16 8:00 pm
CA-22 Randy Villegas 54 David Valadao 44 USC Dornsife / USC Democracy and Fair Elections Lab (sponsor not listed, 356 likely voters), Oct 22-28 11:00 pm
NC-11 Jamie Ager 56 Jennifer Balkcom 43 Emerson College (sponsor not listed, 388 likely voters), Oct 12-14 7:30 pm

Pulled Nov. 3, 2026, 5:30 am ET. These are polls and polling averages, not results. A poll sponsored by one party tends to favor that party’s candidate. Sources: FiftyPlusOne (Senate and governor), Cook Political Report (House ratings).