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Texas Senate

2026 U.S. Senate election in Texas: James Talarico (D) and Ken Paxton (R).

· Average of 11 polls

Talarico +2.9

49.6%James Talarico

46.7%Ken Paxton

Polls in this average

These are the polls in today’s figure. The link goes to the pollster’s own release or topline.

PollsterFieldworkSamplePopulationJames TalaricoKen PaxtonSource
ActiVotePolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-22–2026-10-28.Oct 22–28, 2026400Likely voters52.147.9VoteHub, citing ActiVote (opens in a new tab)
Quantus InsightsPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-26–2026-10-28.Oct 26–28, 20261,221Likely voters48.449.4VoteHub, citing Quantus Insights (opens in a new tab)
A2 InsightsPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-23–2026-10-27.Oct 23–27, 2026631Likely voters50.247.2VoteHub, citing A2 Insights (opens in a new tab)
CNN/SSRSPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-20–2026-10-27.Oct 20–27, 2026923Likely voters4943VoteHub, citing CNN/SSRS (opens in a new tab)
Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey CenterPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-21–2026-10-25.Oct 21–25, 20262,000Likely voters4947VoteHub, citing Texas Southern University Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center (opens in a new tab)
YouGovPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-13–2026-10-21.Oct 13–21, 20261,000Registered voters5045VoteHub, citing YouGov (opens in a new tab)
VoteHub/VerasightPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-01–2026-10-20.Oct 1–20, 2026601Likely voters47.645.2VoteHub, citing VoteHub/Verasight (opens in a new tab)
Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. ResearchPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-15–2026-10-19.Oct 15–19, 20261,398Likely voters4949VoteHub, citing Beacon Research/Shaw & Co. Research (opens in a new tab)
Emerson CollegePolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-17–2026-10-19.Oct 17–19, 20261,000Likely voters4846VoteHub, citing Emerson College (opens in a new tab)
PollfinityPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-15–2026-10-18.Oct 15–18, 2026278Likely voters4843VoteHub, citing Pollfinity (opens in a new tab)
Slingshot StrategiesPolling data from VoteHub (votehub.com), licensed CC BY 4.0. Each figure links to the pollster’s own release. 2026-10-15–2026-10-18.Oct 15–18, 2026969Likely voters5147VoteHub, citing Slingshot Strategies (opens in a new tab)

The average over time

Each point is PollCubby’s average on that day, using the same 14-day rule. A gap means no tracked poll had finished fieldwork in the previous 14 days.

405060Sep 2026Oct 2026Oct 2026Oct 2026
  • James Talarico
  • Ken Paxton

Polls can be wrong. People change their minds, samples miss people, and the wording of a question changes the answer. This is an average of recent polls, not a prediction.