WI-3 House polls 2026
Rebecca Cooke (D) vs Derrick Van Orden (R). The polls in the poll average, each with its weight and source, then every public poll on file. The forecast itself lives on the race page.
The polls and the poll average
drag or tap for a day · tap a dot for its pollOct 28, 2026D+3.7today's poll average of 4 polls
- poll in the average · area is its weight
- trend through the counted polls · ends on today's average
The line is a trend, not the average as it stood each day: the same polls and weights, with each poll leaning in smoothly over the weeks before its date. It starts at the first counted poll and ends on today's average.
Data table
| Days | Average as it stood | Trend line |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 28, 2026 | D+3.7 | D+3.7 |
| Jun 25–Oct 27, 2026 | D+3.7 | D+3.7 |
| May 31–Jun 24, 2026 | D+3.2 | D+3.2 to D+3.6 |
| Feb 17–May 30, 2026 | D+1.2 | D+1.2 to D+3.2 |
| Oct 15–Feb 16, 2026 | D+2.0 | D+2.0 to D+1.2 |
In House races the forecast then counts a poll sponsored by a party or campaign at full weight and moves its margin 2 points against that party, which puts the average it reads at D+1.7.
Every poll on file · 4
newest added first4 in the poll average · 1 primary poll on file, not listed here
| Pollster | Fielded | Sample | Result | Added | Weight | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ●Public Policy PollingGeneral · House · DEM sponsor · DEM partisan | 609 LV | D+2.0Rebecca Cooke 44Derrick Van Orden 42+1 other release | 0.01 | Poll document | ||
| ●FM3 ResearchGeneral · House · DEM sponsor · DEM partisan | 535 LV | D+4.0Rebecca Cooke 50Derrick Van Orden 46 | 0.15 | Poll release | ||
| ●Impact ResearchGeneral · DEM sponsor · DEM partisan | 500 LV | D+4.0Rebecca Cooke 50Derrick Van Orden 46Don't know 3 | 0.11 | Poll document | ||
| ●Impact ResearchGeneral · DEM sponsor · DEM partisan | 500 LV | D+1.0Rebecca Cooke 49Derrick Van Orden 48Don't know 3 | 0.03 | Poll document |
Poll archive as of October 29, 2026. It can hold polls newer than the forecast; a poll listed here is not necessarily in it.
Model rows carry what the source record provides: pollster, field dates, sample size and D/R shares where published. Archive rows come from the broad public harvest. Poll data via VoteHub, used under CC BY 4.0. Poll data from The New York Times, used under CC BY 4.0.