Research Archive

Poll Archive

Pollfinity's own original survey research, plus a daily-updated archive of aggregated poll data from verified pollster sources — every page includes full methodology.

Pollfinity Original Research

Independently conducted by Pollfinity Research. These are our own fielded surveys — not aggregated from other pollsters — using an SMS-to-web panel built on voter file sampling. Full topline, crosstabs, and methodology are published with every release.
Poll Geography Release Date Sample Method Status
Ohio Statewide 2026OriginalOhioSeptember 21, 2026496 completed interviewsSMS-to-webPublished
New York Governor 2026Original New York State June 16, 2026 229 SMS-to-web Published

Aggregated Polling Data

10 tracked polls — sourced and reported from verified third-party pollsters. Pollfinity did not conduct these surveys; see each page's source link and methodology sidebar for the original release.

Poll Pollster Date Sample Status
Maine U.S. Senate Race: Troy Jackson 48.0% vs. Susan Collins 44.0% YouGov 2026-09-08 n=1,335 Published
2026 Iowa U.S. Senate Race: Ashley Hinson 43.0% vs. Josh Turek 44.0% YouGov 2026-09-08 n=2,166 Published
Trust in federal government information about the environment plummets: A great deal/quite a bit 12.0% vs. A moderate amount 29.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Attention to abortion issues drops sharply in midterm year: Extremely/very closely 24.0% vs. Somewhat closely 32.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Inflation remains top concern with 60% paying very close attention: Extremely/very closely 60.0% vs. Somewhat closely 29.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Elections and politics attention drops 11 points since 2024 presidential race: Extremely/very closely 41.0% vs. Somewhat closely 34.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Social media remains most distrusted information source on government: A great deal/quite a bit 12.0% vs. A moderate amount 23.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Trust in President Trump for government information drops to 15%: A great deal/quite a bit 15.0% vs. A moderate amount 21.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Trust in federal agencies plummets under Trump administration: A great deal/quite a bit 11.0% vs. A moderate amount 33.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Just 10% believe Democratic campaign messages are always/often factual: Always/often 12.0% vs. Sometimes 40.0% AP-NORC/USAFacts 2026-08-10 n=1,036 Published
Transparency commitment: Every page in this archive discloses whether Pollfinity conducted the survey or is reporting on third-party data, with full methodology, field dates, sample size, and a link back to the original source.